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the acceptance of fascism and mobilization for race war. Per To at ex-
amples of these tactics arc: the fascist control of our youth -through
to kav i or ; iod i f i ca t on a nd o t *- p r sue h or or ra ms in t h e publ ic schools;
Hanrahan''^ i;au-::au fantasy, Operation Zebra and other such fro re -ups-
of members of the fat ion of Islam under the pig-iriicentea guise of seer
Black death cults-
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The imperialist .car pa ir:n to st iwulate ana strengthen attitudes
of r:cist national chauvinism is growing rep idly. Rockefeller, his
stoors Kiss Hirer ard all o^the biy oli^ crmpani.es; want us to believe
rj> t ha t oil si- ort o. ms a ■ cl^^r-iee — r-i - — off care t ho f a u 1 1 o f t e Arabs
rather t h ■ n the cor id rn t e de c a vt i. on -asd- \rL nci i ctT i px'O fits the.
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monopolists •-■no- — — tbs — = >ec a-
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le 33 on on ’the me - n 1 n y of rsvelut i onary in t e r na t i onal is m • Its h oula
be ebudied . by a ' 1 rev ol- ti onaries , especially wh i t e s . v:h i t e rev ol-
utiDnn.ries must see clearl-.* t'-at XKSKXXIK' , CX1£ it is suicidal to post
t
pone the revolutionary mobilisation of &K1K£XX'£XX€£& the advanced
elements of the white working class- The whole world is vr tching t
see who will join the fight. ... -
T|-,e a me r 1' fa n r nlinm clarw is a small group of f as c is t s w - . ■. o
a r 3 repeat edly 1 e - : r n i nr t - 1 t.I ■ sir day s are numbs re u - The i r c di-
ce t ivo e'-) i t r ph has a Ire -* dy b~ 2 r. wr i 1 1 en and s i m; icd ey rev ol : - 1 i on—
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a r i - a t h o '.world over. ■ V/e h::. me be sn called to bottle and each pig'-:
dsi ivs r a ;; c s will be sale omad v it the 3 r r.~ of people 1 3 j notice.
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Clearly we are not at war /with the so-called 11 average person
on the street," yet there are some misguided .elements from among --
the pi or and wording class who have been brainwashed into siding
with the ruling class and against the revolutionaries. Vfe do
not see these neople as our enemy; ra.thcr we want our actions to
speak. to them, to expos- reality, to raise their consciousness and
to awaken their sense of unity with other oppressed people. However
during any tactical operation we must often deal harshly with reac-
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t i Dnary individuals who try to emulate John Vgtyne heroics. In
these cases we don't have time to educate or debate; instead, we
must stat& with force if necessary that no person will stand in
the way of our comrades who fight for the freedom of all people..
. TL -V^ig n in fc ^ n nw b * . — fc hr . t T war r> p pn e n r ft d " p f "" r l^= 3 *a n 9 9 7 ^ lTVt*~
-Sfct-aad t. u f>-TTT'v^lp r-o.'', t.^r!T~T~^3-rf^y^Ja^ .
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Feminists • • " ~ r<i y - I r ; r -ii - p t ~ rir~" t hr question;
"rfhy don't poor
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to the '‘I'omen's lavement'?" ’^~, T fall to understand -that i
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Is Impossible ^to relate to a 0 women's movement whose hard
core membership of White .middle class/women doej^t make any
attempt to understand the level of /oppression of . w omen and
men in the lower classes who are/oppressed by their class
position and -by racism as well/as sexism- A large part
of the yji omen' s movement has lj4en coopted by reforms {8$
{ it cuJi trn eric
1 la li xia , narrow a*
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snd^se issue or another w : ~ * '
the context of this society A')''
success on one ref ormisy Issue whether it be an equal right
ooei-fe'
s-menament. equal oav*, ^ower orices in the grocery store or
abort i 1
ment, equal pay*, fower prices in the grocery stD
CfaO OnX-y . Oojlyjj tlnu?iruvuj. w/*^<lwaU AlJufils
ion, 1 at ^ s ' i ’ S t j tt Li l v . a - a a n j_ e.a vc o '.feag e in uh
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of people who are suffering from oppression on all levels *-
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p o ^ pl.o t - h ey=^kx
mple- opp o rttmit y ~ to -spend t-ime-w lth the
- women s
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The /XSitIKIfiX movement in t&fcs country has opened the d
omen more aware of their individual
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a -. aix»& :oyby ' making many w
lives j.niL by stimulating them to- imagine bow their lives
could be better. ' I see the 'women 1 s movement as a beginning
tit)
but not^n end ° 1 ?r r "W^ jvT - 3 - it serves a progressive
purpose *-*« stimulates women to see their struggle
in lightfof the oppression of all people and allows them to
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link themselves with the fight to collectively
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agei=± capitalism^* Unfortunately the. feminist women s
and cbnf
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TiT ve are fight- ing to-ether , then I thinly that the main .
e spect of oui- solidarity is extremely simple: it i3- to
light.... IT Ou must find the test means and the best
i or ms of fighting again-: t our common enemy: -this la the
lest form of solidarity.
Cl«ndestin urban guerrilla warfare complementing and support-
ing the 'work of the mass front in the communities, prisons schools
and places Df work continues to build "the nucleus of the people* 3
A viv i
ariqy. r.ere in the U3, the home base a.nd headquarters of orat? enemy,.
find that the number ana variety of potential targets are so
extensive that the ag€»nts who guard imperialism can never protect
every vulnerable area. * Guerrillas can use their adv&nt ages of
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mobility, creativity and surprise by striking hundreds of different
places , a lway s w here we are least expected. However, the contin-
ued success of the guerrilla forces ultimately depends dh our ability
to represent the true interests 'and needs of the people and thereby
win their support in the building of the people* s army. Guerrilla,
warfare with the support and active, participation pf the masses
can't be defeated. Even the Pentagon can't argue that point after
the US defeat in Vietnam. Guerrilla warfare must be clandestine ,
but this does not imply isolation from the people. Rather it
represents the desire of the guerrillas to survive by. living
anonymously among the people where the eneny cannot locate and
destroy them. In the US» guerrilla warfare must be urban. The-
majority of poor and working people live in the cities where both
the means of product i&n. and the offices of corporate power ere ;• ' :
: concentrated.' The urban areas present the greatest contradiction
between o pressor and • oppressed and as such have become the battle-
field
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movement has^ at tempted to eliminate v;omen s oppression "by
finding, more places for them within the capitalist system an d
f y trying to mate the capitalist system more responsive to;.
he problems that have prevented women from being as succes3-
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ful as men. jassfcrfcsm praises the success of a few women
a .. , AhtfLcb,, XJu-ms
who make it in the cut-throat business world and ocou them
as an indication of good things to come for all women,
largely ignoring the plight of poor and working class women
whose lives are getting more desparate as the cost of living
ujmfe ACOJiCJL }
Jumps , g overnment spending is Blashed and capitalism declines
into another one of its inevitably recurring stages of
recession and depression. Feminism for too many middle,
*
class women is a fad, a search for Self fulfillment, falling
into the same category as trans-actional analysis, encounter
group therapy and the Maharaj-^l — an escapist- attempt to
find self in tktk isolation from the plight of the masses
of poor and oopressed. ' „ . _ .
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At this time-, I f4:i^i j ^ l rejeiy_dif-f-uelt--t thunder &tand-a-ny
-fo fiksi.LQ'nb- /mctAiA. -fo djui t tAs. djLcV-^atc<t
^ oru - ur - $ C ruggleMihat attempts to separate men from women.
ttai docUnbULt Lftlu^L fb A£.CvJrt\<t£ -CA^Ja aJZrro .
I see struggle as a* way of unifying people to ae.al with a
common oppression and a common enemy. only
d^the=enajsz^rr 2 CTk^when ^e^ddv-ide— ^e oole - along -& ex— linoa. . -i
The ruling class a..J : {,» I^l 1 „j u Ll.. , tried to keep men and
women ceoarated for decades so that the capitalists could ..
exploit- women a£::£T£SK'-.I8Ki£3£ with lower clave wages, danger-
ous &«d inhuman working -conditions , and greater feelings”.
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of Job insecurity, than • theno 1 - same - ea - rltal lots use t - o - mako -
h ugu ~ rhH 1 L i"K the i^v i.i *ih" ~ 1 - f '' hrivl . z d o ooc tho Im p o r-
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Q. ‘ The media often presents groups libe t're SIA as "terrorists
at war with society" and tofcies to imply that they are somehow at
war with the average person on the' street. Perhaps the 3IA can
dispel some of these misc once et ions b: clarifying who your targets
are and what tactical and strategic guidelines you foil ovr in carry-
ing out your revolutionary objectives.
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A. Vie define our enemy as all members of the U3 ruling class
and all those who administer and protect U3 corporate fascism and
imperialism. The ruling class ha small elite group: of families
end individuals who control the giant corporate monopolies and who
use the power of their wealth and influence t'r control the U3
government, the U3 military and police forces,’ the media, -tbs- educe. -
i, fiU-1 Clw-A ifrvMZI iJlo'nsi
t i onaT* cj* s t&m as well as countless governments throughout the world .
- . ground,
In ‘this initial stage of armed struggle,, urban guerrilla 'war-
fare is the strategy employed by the' 3LS and the entire guerrilla
front to. attach our enemy, to. mobilize poor and worlcing people and
tD build unity. Struggling people often have not been able to wor’c
and fight together in this country due to racism, sexism, sectar-
ianism and national chauvinism. The SLA does not say that all pro-
gressive forces must first achieve unity before XK25C we begin to
combat oonres si on- because we have seen nr oof that armed struggle.
Jtself can serve as the for bringing revolutionaries together.
Msz.' x 'Vc^ab crm‘n\.*-T'ntf'\T • t h<L
Unity can only be built orntru 3 1 .ha 3 -b e^^emrno-ttra. tod-byw- q, , . ^ ']
- dlC 1P.VU.1 ctp-tHtii l, *\ , . (wcTvi ,
~t=otal' comfe i-U t ve al 1 forms otxstruggle.*' Amilcar Cabral, leader
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I want to Join, what do I have to do" things like this...**®
n •&©« people who see u&a-i^iitayb e “the SLA zbxx h as ■ don e- -> oc e =
f-.'hart-naybe the BLA. has done, the v-featber Underground the ..
X ysli— otkOv
Jhicano liberation Front, whoeve r , peple engaged in armed
’struggle ,and who— re al! ? e— fr-on~s eeing-“fc-hi-s--kind- of- practice
that they wshit to engage in KrjcEExstxHXgiH similar activity
And that because of their understanding of how we 1 re P*-*^
organized, of h6w thase other groups are probably organized, i» ^
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that they will ge\ together with their close friends,
people w h o hav e s inula r ideas to t h e ms e Ives , they will form
cells, they will trattj thenselves, they willprepare them- ,
selves for actions thatv they init'encL- to carry out, and essen-
tially at some time ther\ will be a- coming together , — --ffa keb
-l- sn-M^r -n-ew . of all these different groups who we have ai^ee^tad
fes- describs^as the Symbiones\ Liberation Army. In other
words, Hke the ELA came into Existence, it was a largely
5-^tn The -wcit.'. . racially
Black group of people -^bhere^rtr^ people who v/ere not/part
of thp Black nation who worked witfv the ELA., btt fe - fe t ^= e= moat-ly
Blacks and tha t J s- a rr -imp or-t an t_aape c t\^f — t h e i r s t r uggle ~ t ha t
had— t o- be -devcl oped -on "" t ha l - level ' be c a dee r o f t h e : f a c t- -that
Blacks were in the forefront at the time and they were fight-
ing .by thenselves mostly^ Ue see that because of their struggles
the struggles ■ of \ .
and because of/some other peoples x.trngxiEH idr=t^-ths3^=was™a-
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basis of finity’ in terms of people fighting together, asd.we v ‘-i
know that if we cone in contact with other combat forces tha t.
need kHE help from us that we will helo them, and vieevea^a-
±£ we expect help from them if we need it* and /\t some ..po'int
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in time it will 'be a lot more organized based on/conditions
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an ex-member of Venoeremos ; had a lot of military experience
because he spent 18 mrs. In . Vietnam as a rxEsxnaixxnns
combat soldier on reconnaisance . teams; one of the. few white r
people who went up to bounded Knee with the Intention of usi!
arms to help t-e Souix. nat 1: n defend its right to self-deter:.
t ion*
Cdsi & 3o — *hen they were in S?.n Quentin . there were several oc-
casions when the pigs. tried to set them up by attempting to
escalate the racial tens?. ons and divisions by trying to get
^le.cks to attach these brothers because they were white. But
there was too much unity between these two brothers and the
other prisoners; V7hen they hadn't even been a reigned , senter
or convicted of a crime they " re put in the “hole 1 ' at San
Q,uentin, a state prison, for "security reasons" , and while
they were there thepigs rook thorn on a. tour of the gas cha.mbe
. where nigs hurled insults 'at 'them -and said that they'd be sec
that place again soon; They were beaten 'by the pi£s on the w:v
to court one morning because the" pigs couldn't get the prison
to do it
Fahizah — name means Victorious; deep understanding of what it's
•for bl. people to live in this country; married Gilbert. Perr
and for a ''onr tfcme didn't have anything to do with white
. people but was mostly ground bl.' people; spent 24 hrs". a day
. making herself a rev. learning from -in and other' people and
.'■} ; ■ . teaching by example ; incredible s elf -d ic ipl ine "-and; .det ermine
toin to eliminate her weaknesses ; never wasted time; bshe. tr-u
us to struggle with our comrades but to reserve our anger fbr
the eneny - - v : * ;
Zoya-- Her rev. consciousness grew out of her involvement in the ^ .
women's struggle; Aggitated for tetter jot) opportunities, for ^
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women at ther job at the library ; bid Cin out after he got-o£j
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pribson which riany peoole wouldn't do; She struggled with cin. ^
around his se:ci3m and Ci n struggled with Zoya around her racism,
t
and she realized that there wore many things that s^e could
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learn from hirnabbut" what tactics to use to bring this fucker .
down . . #
Gabi— She was a lesbian; She and Zoya wgrs lovers in toe past and''
Zoya really helped move her forward; like Zoya she realized 1
that she couldn't struggle to free only women and broadened
t ’
herher support of stria g.les to include all o pares ed groups **
etc. in this country; She was :rore tbgether than any one else
around sexism; realized that she could learn alot from the men
in the cell and was determined to do so
Gellna — really maligned by the media ; really developed quickly .
aft^er she got out* of a shitty marriage that fucked both her- and
Gar-: up; Uhen she wanted to understand a question better she
put Klinfxihs:rHnsr;c-c>:in.t;:±± all of her energy into it; .strong
} convictions and not afraid to ask questions; she kept morale
high* .among the corrodes; She changed her body from a weak.,
usele- o body into a body that a guerrilla soldier can use to
defend themselves -with;, rea’ly used her own initiative tqg'_
learn things and s^.e learned from her mistakes' instead : of asking
./ '.someone for answers. ...... .. ....
Kah Job — name me." ns Unconquerable; r 1 1 c ip?, t i on In 3'3A ; developed
an int oil© c t underct&ndlnf* of* rev* into prnc^lca.1 urosrstr.r.^*?
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•pn 7n v^-y— sv&ved .. .. .' t® Indianapolis, Indiana* w-es-re I. grew up in
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- a White working class neighborhood*. Ky father was e. salesman*
n 1957) 4 L* ■ "~
/when I was twelve, ny family moved out of the city/ ^During
<iLi *a Artuy '
^ Vi j_~ par i od A t he ft ex odus of whites from the city- to the suburbs ,
, a p&e4e4 white suburban community north of Indianapolis.- — ■ ;
Ky father lea bought a lifetime mortgage on a new house next
to a golf course. That was his idea of utDpla— he was a golf
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X graduated from high school in relative obscurity and
when I was* 18 I enrolled at Indiana University in Bloomington.
closet
At that time I wss a rebellious conservative, &/l&££j££ anarchist*
I detested all forms of authority but politically I was very
naive. Ky family was republican, 11 the flag and apple pie , iJiCe
the rest of Indiana. b^^lThey aidn' t force-feed me their ideo-
logy sort of picked It up ty osmosis. I was cynical, dis-
trusted politicians, bated rich people, always sided with the
underdog; but was mostly interested in drinking beer and
watching Jocks run back and forth. Ky grades were horrible
and after four semesters they threw me out. That was in 1965*. .
I , t h inking it would all be easier in "the promised >
land 11 * and ended up in San Francisco*. . I v/aa bavins £■ hard time _
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looking for you on a much more systematic basis. How did
you ioact to that?
A* Telco — Again, wo had all trlkod about the potent ini prob-
lem of be Inc; sops rated due to being jammed. Our first
priority va ■ to deal with tha^hroo^of no?' & - 3Qur^ y y ’©
had to make sure we'd lostapy tails* any pig activity in
search of uo In particular, and then attoiapt to, te r a-vo^ y m %
eecurarrriannors tt> ho ole up irith our conr.a&cs again. This is maAv*u/v
what wo 'acre attempting to A o. . It turned out wo made a
serious error in the course cf switching our cars at ono
point th ! t patent tally the tigs flndi"” our cor-r^den*
th at - v r a :' . 1 th -fr Ode JUM to* ei Ws-'Ek* 'VoWw-AtW uj-t.
fttt&Av i - C jr 0 jt -t - j take o:vj. an i n ry la. cV e-' tlvt • o' d-l c-ft— i n
t hp vnr. yhial^v."' 1 A nnnA to hi tlQ_- Q ’'r -TTLTj^M rie . g . j m ■ ..l.mr—w g
nor.t 01.1 tV- An-gr—i -g thnan . •-- - " p-*Mi. I ' l.'.T.'t
th at wo yore s upponod to - Ujl3u. i . ■.. nan . Qf _c;: r .. flntln n- ^hat dry .
‘ i r~ In.'- r - ] I --- — - 1 - - fy in rr nf *h*~ t l ""'Pt '
t he y found- o ut 1 f.lj^ a t* thU ’ lTO USU ‘th at wo 1 1 nt^j Ing — i n —
a-1 1 - r l.pq — o - i uo bo - foio v . x ' ero ---- » sol it — “-4 — rrrfro— beans ■ Our
comrades had split that house as soon as they had heard on
the radio that wo had boon Jammed at the snorting good3 ,
store , vrhich was a natural security precaution that they
would normally trice. •• but . there' s a. possibility that .
t*L pi#Q t ^ tovM. k*M
thatLU^y found out about that housed and learned some things,,-^
.about the vehicle- that -v;oulu be moving injl that Uiay cJLtii^
could have located them later. Mow we* re not really suro
potentially
about th*s, but it's a serious error that/could have led to
the shoot-out. It* c one of a number, of t-hlngo tha; honper.od
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■took whatever training or activity you’ve bociylnvolvcd In
^tho past throe months* Could you toll ir= something about that
and (some thine, about how you see the future?
A* Toko— "ell, as 'wo said earlier, we had done some amount
of work making contact- with progressive elements In the
Log Angelo a area and ’.re weren't totally icol&tod as In clear
by the fact that we* re- still hero* . ~ V/e’ro still froo, and we
are still fighting. T hff> ■ t . I~ j rr t fi -Tlorn t . ■ i W— V o Even before
the shoot OUt we considered ourselves to bo in a mrbVllaa-
civ ^efu>> H
tion period, n^d i'o still ■ 1 ' . :rsr: t*v j> ■-- In ~ -- -•LYTlr.-- 1 luvt
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aot ic'.TSi 7 or obvious reasons wo can’t g ica 1 ' about at we re
-• ^ q ~ -j -•*-- - — 1 '* | |J ~' go l ng to do in the near
future, or soecifi colly yha.t kinds of tactics wo afo going
to cam 1 oy in the course of our participation in ■■ guerrilla
warfare hero in t-~o United litotes*
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Yolanda — r. a inly we’re not locking back too rsuch*** one
of the things that- Cln said to us before wo v:cnt out to the
store tha.t day was, "Rember, a ay thine that happens is always
for the' best" H- had no way o: being able to predict
what would eventually hapeen that ho would die apd that
cjirtfe.
v-r» • -'vOr" hvp ; , .nd eurrv on tko lk'*to of_ the <w , but we re
\:e would live and carry on tho ■f£*w oo-rs of tho aij but we Ti
determined to do that, r. u t i i. J i! ' <Sur wain emphasis tiEs .
to te on looking forward to what wo can do next— whatwe--
can do after that, and training, proparing ourselves so
uc can do it troll with- a high decree of success* (fk ’^ U>€ *
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"VuioaA jpeopu'o (vii^B^ .<> 4^ ^$£5^
above ground on a regular or serious level# /. nd the sud fact ■
is thbt nest of t!v» above ground ’'.politicos" denounced the
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Vcs^ijbrpeoplQ as "acvchturisto" > ' ■
\he nr, in things to understand are that the effect of th o
, anti-war movement was trucly h people’s victory-. The , big
victory V::: that of tho Vic t- narr.es e people who accomplished .
i i,*hat 3 one \ bought v. r ao impost- lble* And to truely understand
The affect of the tiutirwar movement on tho successes of
people’s ’./ar rV: Vietnam wo must give & lot of credit to tho
i;orh of anti-warVId • Tt nay not "bo clear to a lot of the
VcterariE of the ntWlont movement , but the CIs started to come
borne when* It begun t\ bcco e> clear to the pentagon that it
was gc tt irg incroaairgSy more difficult to force your- 3 Americana
to give their live,- for sbrno greedy capitalist or fascist
dictator- \
The demonstrations around the invasion of Cambodia
wore tho ppalc of the maps student participation lifl the anti- .
t'-
war struggle* It was incroasingl\ demoralizing after that*
I thing a lot of up began to understand that there Just v;asn8t
a whole lot that you could dp in the university, that if we
wore going to effect change in this society we wore therefore
going tD have to connect up somehow with rhe people in the
community* ,'e students were a minority and\ho issues v;o
rallied around on the canpuses oftentimes didirUi reflect the . . ;
over all situation in the whole society. Alot o^. t ho po ople i-f’
in the community that surrounded the university that Yolanda,
KKd‘<XX)5*Ot Gollna, add I wont to saw the student population
p*'**y* ^ . ■
as there dlBoct enemy. Of course a lot of this focllng\ms
i aIt -tkj t ^^iu .t £j-^ci ^Cfi~('-* Jz? t-/ v ^r u ' (NojJt- ^s* ^
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frOr^the local peoples perspective was that students cared
Eioroj'a^xiut cot tine drugged up and 11 causing trouble" than
'the "rich kid"
endijig Repression* They also felt that/students were re-
spond i bl o\f or the high rent that the community had to pay
to the greedy 'slum lords , or that students with part tlno
-••-Job3 wero talcing away... their jobs or helping their bosses
Iceop oppress ive\ci dingo on their 'wages bocauso the stud on ts
worked for less* Vrhe so-called youth culture With its
anarchistic einphaoro on individuality really played into the
band s' of the pigs and made the division of progressive forces
and their pS root potential allies a orippllrg reality* The
"youth culture" was not \ totally negative stage, many of us
graduated from it and continued to progress* Bourgeois ind-
ividuality in still one of our rain energies, hovjevcr* and
many aspects of the student experience' have reiflforcod this
sickness to the point of ternina^. illness*
^(previous page) About two... thirdsNpf ths pooplo in Blooming-
ton wero vory poor, that^s out^ of a’o\it 35, COO people not
connected with tho university. That tl\; students could bo
thought of by the local people as their 'enony is to
my way of thinking a rosult of tho movomon'&e failure to deal
\ novoir.ont
with a practical rov olut 1 chary reality* The Not ud out/ supposedly
had its roots in tXd at- least the intolloctual\capaclty to
undorstaM objective reality* J iieranamra r*e many" conur doo"
didn’t understand that the "future administrators \f amorii■l^Ka ,,
weron’t the only pooplo fucked ovor ty tho war in Vi&^nara.
It. wasn’t Just young people, young raon* having a potential
of being, drafted that woo the problem* The' problem- was that
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ri^ht from.ths beginning , *fo*d have pivcn It -Tree’: to' her.
I ho^jo oho doesn't think tho 7 LA broke into her borp-o.arrd
stole her ’.allot so ‘ hat ’.:e could *;ct a hunch or hot cn.ro
at her expense. .
Q* I think it vjco - irithln r. fovr v/oekn of the bank robbery
r ‘ ffi» th° . •
that ';ou moved from S?.n- Ti’m-’choco to ion Anaolea e.roa . \-hy
v/as this nave undertaken?
v gJ -/Jvt Ci.vrulcU^>vj
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A. f oland.n — .'o felt whr.t in tho dsn "rs„nclsco area E&Mr
Lfu,H
v;o could not continue to fet r.r, fir h tors -- qur
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novro rnont had been restricted by the ruiabbr or ■'ire in the . .
community^ to the nolnt v/bore be did not havo the flexibility
andmobi li ty ■ no 0003;' ry t o hoop . on f Irht 3 n£ • din c o that .;n g
the ono thine that -ms important to uc above all else 3 ~:o
tT'— :7'
decided e r.iove ’-'an necessary* ry e -tr 1 t v n th is-a- /. si
PiV ■ ‘
Hnrf Teko pointed out In t he June 127^ coimur.ique
** i- a pen ina oil a and it* 3 very dmall city* It * 0 very easy
for tho 7T1T and r;7 city ;olico tD saturate the aren.«?=#r
& oxfnaplo of this saturation '/as tho hunt for the no-called
a _ /MLCJ
o- lfre »
Zebra killer,' ’..'hie h 'o - 'Helens tood to bo sssontlally a hunt
for us p ad the Tiro t roves by tho sl/ac tc^br to proas ion
on tho Pl.ack c ommunity* ■ ** ■ ■ o ra— ^Itra— 1-n t-o- the — HI sok c o m munity.
* ~ont of ‘'o uould clt tn our house
ondoldenfiato v. r hi eh in nop r the est ora / cl di t i on kbcbSaLH j „ . .2
s ec 1 1 on of i» ? v;ha:
r.ndsoo . ■
caravans of undercover Plr,s f,n by^ in tv:o or three car' chr.Ijja*
It 'ms obvious' *o every one vho they more, 'ut as ono brother .
will bo until wn kick thorn out of t ho 'community. So that it
-j^,.,oniAuwiAA. ^ ®|5
was really not bine now Tor thccDmaunlty, but -it -ot in the
ua3r-jrf~Tpr i '' -li-i tr> continue the f ir;ht • »
5'eko — Q were pretty concerned that because of tho~^?
*
number of 1133 in the area — the FPI had supposedly
commit tod a. a many an 1CC0 events* many of whom -ere opera-
ting in tho HT areas for a.il the number of military poraonnol
-th at a r e -in- -the— area that they were waiting for uo to do
VjJ Q_
another operation and once thry. did do sor.othihc they ,...
v/ould seal the area off oo t v, at our robillty would be
c omple t e ly ol^iml nr '.tod • . ■ ho v h trj;; - a - \. _ j.d oa - Mj
CtO*\e./u*JL <S c*^i ~h* cXaa C,rv<,\
oIM- wk - o I fi e area o’# that \ic ml: 'lit be in* Ve -f-if7Ui'43d— that we
v: ea-ld bo-ta-Ting t^o-iau eh— o f a o b^nc? by erntirntf 1 to
operate-*- ■ th- at— o u r- ino’^i 3 i ty^.*iE__: ot en_t i QjJ3y_ United -wb ic h
in -flometh^nn'^btnb'bn’vTOt be alTDWST on tho~TcveT*or ~
{Yi* &■'£<-"£«., i^c U-A W* J
f^iwppil-la-rarf sre~ — i t 1 c n aspect of eur- t hat ha a
OoS.'.-ltUii L‘J^Ajj -aAJL
ihr- -eitfrl t hat v ha a
to be totally to our advantage if woaro to survive*
o* You ncntic-ned tho Zebra killers* i'ho I tbinl; v;ore a
handful of. Blacks who accordin' to the oco bunts * read,*
murdered whites India crircins to ly* unfortunately hoenuto
of the timin3 of those killings in relation to ycvr fMcii
^ f\ *
y> operation a you bo came identified in a lot of people a
rlnda more or ler.s alone side the Zebra killers ■ — Sort
• of da another one of those ^rouna. In fact what do you
fool about tho- Political offocts of tho Zebra killings ■
and the Zebra killers themselves*
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fv. Toko t- :e dent know who thokobra killers «f or<r — v'o
ionti know IT It \:&r. c. olot hate hod l.y tho C±A^&* the TKl
)ti know
Jhe yp
nolice dept. or ?:ayor Alicto's office cr whether
I vfU-SiL (.U^ip a ' va '' jW 'T v
indeed it was a croup Oi’ nationalist lacks*’*' w ^9- fiTwrJiA Xf^r
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v reul d aco ^ne— t- h r t t ho > i 3 s-wo re * mixed ~u p— i n— it - c or.obcv; • ivi
-^ald-you. -z^r. c^se^-that T~
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otice that the rypou-^-of-saople _
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i ; b o h- ' .v e" be on“li like cl " tr t h“ t r c — Zc kra'ic tiler s-^-ha
rLM— CdrotcL
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Yolaixky' 5 ^ -’.ncy the kill voc'S that it ho so-called suspects
are ch^^sd/^tk^.rei^ co^allad^Zebpi k^^nco*
They? iro ydo/r^od >?rtii otb^ ruadc/n fe^iot fcaoa/Gn^a
^y/Vt'Giv, vfc^^/dvcn chc.vgs^^fQi so-
c a 1 3 l vj horbx.' h i t c □ v^ero^o?TM, cto^n on the
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All ot- o • :a g & 1 1 o^ot i 03 to r un for G ovorn or . 1 h -9- ro - eas a lot
(jU* b
o f or o.ie — catne-cut-— - t ho ro vac a’ moat a general
otrlko in f.7 not too lone f '62 bo.foro tho Zebra thv 3 really
balloor.od. ’lioto ia supposed to hays sc* rcuch support from
the working class - he’s au nosed to to a anion sympathizer*,^
Oo^cc-K I *
lie; helped trash -that ■ strike ■beeaa ^e- 1 a io fe=^~f-t involved city ; .
er.pl oyocc. lie had to vjet-lssck— sned repair. 3cii:c of his support
by keying In on. the i* sue of melon# by trying
szoi ' : ::i"G ui.*^ 5* side 9
to capital i-e on tho rnclr”. of ser.o of tho workers that ho"'
V* ■
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a'tmcpt to bring about a race vmr In this
country
cla3B^andzjJSSOfitl
serve-no -one— other than tho ruling
yrbGra'stopr^ip Impede the revolution-
ary processes that are taking place, fvfc-th-iG -time. ATrothcrr
> my t.n pnl nt.-tbi-n— »n-^ rr— fc erratj— o P— our - suspicions- around
Ailot o-l s -that tho same time that ^laa^/as campaigning
for governor and utilizing Zebra for his political advan-
tage, ho also made It look bike the SI_A was out to get
him. There were rumors out in the media that Yolanda and
myself i/ere identified as doing surveillance on some of
hls grandchildren, "heroan oex^-feel. Inga -for Ali.oto are
* ,*ii Ua! c.-cnii4 aV -&? £&iY**,'AJiXZa
tbstshe is a pigp afe=fche=-trme we were niot planning
operations against him and v;q felt that ho was trying to
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M gain sympathy am ong some members— of- pa rt 1c ularlyi the bferte
community v:ho would sympathise with a’poor politician whose
|| life was being harrassed by crazy terrorists. Also rt that
H .time a number of hi3 campaign off ices' wore bombed In Southern
Calif, and wo had a suspicion that ho may have been respon-
sible for tho bombings of, his own campaign headquarters.
Alioto has not beon a very loved person in SF or the Bay Area
ever sinco ho has boon involved in politics
. lii^
family
owns most of SF it soorns like. Xt*s the Tafia of tho Vo3t
Coast as far as mes&^iooplo are concerned. One— ether-inter- ;
esting-aspo e t -la.' t h • *t - o -i eba ~c ou o i no fA 1 1 o to * s
Tajik
-think- that will play into, the hands -of the
C-Qnsplr ley- -weirdos wh o - think wo are CIA agent s •
msm
m
Q. Well anyway you eventually moved to I oc Angeles and
a majority of you at leant found yourself in h ldo outs or
safenousos in the Bloc’: community. V'hy was it that a
predominantly '.'hlte groue found Itself hiding out In a
community whero comparatively fow ./bites v;ere normally
seen.
A* -Tania — do fead^onfr-to-I^.-re.Hd-v;ero staying In a
tormorary safobouso. 'fo^dgOltiicQ.- ^ to-otay-at-tbls-plr-oe- in -tho—r^iack
beesuse** • - , . ^
Yolanda — ■-■ ' - a - lnl y- vhat \v/og wore in the proceu3 of dsfesg
- 1 ** /!-- jy n r got n f.rrHyr* .U. T .B t O-
a tt o w. p t ^t-e t ufi ^network. t4w*po that would support us as
guerrilla fighters /M/V? k72^u_C.4 (L\JUr*i •fc. &-£ Ua'hjrttcK LvkitH tkf
feuxcSa o^4 CXiLrl; C^-uvvjjLf^x^ .
Toko — ^-woro-baaically attempt lng_to_e n1 r r go— a-^et-
wrt rk that al roo.dy_-'b^d-Gome beginnings- altbo tboy wore small* ,
Tania — \'o wore ore paring to split up into threo teams*
That v/fto one reason why we wore in a temporary pad* Consid-
ering that we would only bo in the community living that way
coc f-'ty It..
for a short timoj £fr./we a bettor to bo there IftStdJE&CtSEC uhero
at worst the people In the community would think we were
pigs or honk 'O than to bo in a community where the people
might call the pigs bocauoe they wore wondering who we were*
Telco — It woo a fact that poople. in the immediate ■ wh .* J:'
CLuth-v^ th . ; ■ •
- ' ■ -community ".there— wo— wero*- (not - wb QP3 the s h oot - out— wa a . ,on_54-tfa y r; t 4
, S^-*i - this "iC“on- 84 th ot * - about"3 miles south) - had suspicions .
/’•’ : \ * . /as ; ' " ■;
that we wore undercovor nigs wo learned from out contacts
in tho community. The-^liua^i-o^wpa-t ha t b/o were not about
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SLA because we rea-llze:’ that thor' was alot of money out for
I , ■^tKjLvP
uo smd thoro p=ee opportunist elements I n tho q oir - R gnlty that
wo qouldn' t trust -- thore Is a lot of dope in the community .
ivo didn't went It to bo common Imowlodgo that elements of
the SLA were in tho community* .’e folt that it was better
that tho people felt uo were under c over Tuhlch would mean
that thoy wouldn't »eee»3ftri 3 y 50 to tho pics to say,
"Listen you better c° c°t these undercover aconto out of
our nGlchborhood." Blacks don’t generally have a whole lot
of interest in working ’.ilth police in the samo capacity
that Vf'hljtos might* .'0 folt that for a relatively short
would -
time we Sight be secure* As Tania pointed out, it was a
temoorary thine* '® weren't going to be there for more
than a couple of days*
Yolanda -- Tt had become clear to us that it was not
safe for U3 to continue to novo around as nine people or
to live together as nine peoole 00 that was one of tho
purposes of splitting into three teams of three people each*
Tho splitting into teams was a military/nolitical decision
/political
that weighed tho military strengths and weaknesses of each
of the comrados and then combined people to form tho best
possible teams so that those teams could exist fairly
autonomously and then come together around particular actions '
.or to Toarn particular skills r.s a unit. ”© weren't croat-
" r V , _ r ’ ' _ t r . ’ _ -m ■ -H
ing three new cells; wo were creating three teams that ' : • ;
would live in different locationonswsd^'fho ideal place for
ue since two of tho toaras were comosod of all ‘/h it o people
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Whites, would bo multi-racial communities whore we would
i v* cCitl w
not 1st lc*: out as Vhlto people In the Blaci: community but
whe| , 0 wo could have contact with pooplo of many different
races
^ ’;o should criticize our so Ives for waiting
Teho oiS>:tbl^5K6il itr.d:adVQl :of Cd£l?ildisia-af
too long to nalto
ks xsidxis t -Mdr :v^g'ct ad:;esat:i diia:i XK Ct-i£i5s:car>U£aitifig
the actual novo to split up Into tho teams; ve wero too
cautious* .’o woron’t convinced Individually that v;o were
roady. Ve had felt so much security In being nlnc.tttJCt
Vo fl^t^llltarlly spealcing that our firepower was roater
and we ^et that cloud our reasoning In terms of our real
abilities at the time. The three of us have proved that . c . t ~-
, Jl ten -n-
we* as throe neople, aro capable of exist ingr It’s some-
thing we should have dons and could have, dono* to— should
hava_dme_it_qulckor than .v;e did. If we had, there's a
good chance that what ha ipon&d in LA nover would have
hanponod.
Tania — Cr at least the pigs vrouldn’t have found so
many of. our comrades In one place at one time.
Q. At about thio^or^shortly thereafter, tho pollco became
aware of yo ; >r presence lii LA because of an incidont at
a sporting goods storo that tho three of yow were involved://;^
; ini/. Could you tell us the details of that action’.
A. Teho — A lot of pooplo Lhow what the media has said.
Tho line, was that I was. spotted shoplifting and that t/as
tho rooson that wo
rot Jammed and therefore had to shoot
wmmmmmmmmmmmm
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our way out of the situation, './hat happened in reality was
that] wo had gone out that day to buy som^^hings-thst-tho
c oll; no edsd— a«d-4Jo— £clt-a-t-tho--t4jBO-tKat-the"t h inga-thatr
r tiuxt'.'tAjt ext C nxiibafl A^tiXu o.y
uo-needed^rhteh-vfas cmnbat clot hing A t hat had to bo specific
kinds of . 'e didn't fool that
1:0 bad tiro to train oono of our contacts to go out and got
tho^stuff for uo, and ve vantod tho stuff right away. Vo
might have been too ir.patlent, Vo went out to Z.K do tho
shopping and at ono store s^fer- wo had bought over ^30
worth of items like heavy duty socks, wobl hats, sweat .
shirts, ptc. ' wfe walked out ttsd one of the clerks ca.no out
and told no I had to cone back In, Ho told be ho wanted
to chock mo because he suspected that I had shoplifted, ^
p roblem r esuXtedr- at-tho— time— booauso— 5 f a k iad^of =-h e 9> ta-
. t4^5fr-on-t4-e--pArt— ^ inStSfCd'CaX CKcddtDig
XKOttM.ftktKaE I couldn't go back Into that store boenuso .
If I went back In for a search, thoy would ho.vo seen that
I v;as illegally carrying a concealed firearm and it v.-as
likely that thon thoy would, find out who I 'was* 'o knew
wo had to take control and Possibly fight our way out of
tho situation by forco, but. na 1— on i d wo wero kind of dumb-
founded for a second — wo wore amazed that wo woro being
jammod around shoplifting whon tliero was no roason for it*
. Instead of reacting very guickly a nd d o s. V ing- -wl th - 1 ha t fisc
n - - thore Siae^two of us and one of him • |
and v/e vore both amod and ho tfacn 1 1 — A ^ i> r; o»4r — a ik^v-Lci-v^
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oovoral people in the stpro. and h -vo d out^of.
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sxcar and ono motherfucker even stopped his car and ru3hed
over to pot In a few licks. Ty this time, there wore throe
" hor > 3 " disarming and trying to handcuff mo and another grout
fclg gorilla had Yolanda in a boar hug* So you can see th. tr
the hesitation really fuchod us up. Fortunately Tania, by
then realized ±l:at what wm happening and opened up with a
machln e- gun. hi.e-4wsl.-pad— them-; r 9 a-Hae— t-ha t ^Liuul^
^h^y-^woulc^ bo^saf^r t^^re^easo^us and got bac!: into the storo.
This gave us the tire wo nccdod to got bad: to the van and
move out I rr T nr n I , r n r yn r to n r "nrti t r 1 ~ T ~ T 1 " t t hr ~j x fh~"R *
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Cne authors firod on us with t ho band gun they d tnlicn from
mo t ***d lucidly ho was a br.d shot bocauso it wa3 armed with
cyanide bullets.
Tania--- I had boon watching, on and off , from across
the street in the van, loo’ ring to see whore they wore Ixs cause
it was t airing a long time to do the chopping, n n d -^at t Vro -
jfAJy 'VO!
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couldn't toll what war. h appen ing because
otreot divider ft 1 come shrubbery 5 asd- 'then I sc.v; Teko's head
pop up from undemoath plle^um that's whon I oponed
up with tho machlno-gun. ft 1.1 our reactions wore too slow*
Yolanda -- Yeah, wore all ha.d a bade problem around ,
tho hesitation fcnbwixxmcE. -o al30 came to real Iso thot
■it is foolish to sond "hot” combat elements to do 'wort,
that support e lemon ts can easily take cr.re of. Cur mistake
wan getting Inpatient for much noedod supplies * Support
elements cm usually -function above ground effect lvoly with-.
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Ftjr m ov inf about heavily armed wo v:oro nblo to Insura our f I
Vv\ tfLe t#<4& £-fj <x ^<vw\ ^ dJ&v u^-L^.yfirfCfeivJ p^t O-hes^cc <s>*\ C/W-U^.
safety, (^rt ,, )?u.nlt Ives" shouldn't be taking those .ind of Q-4i
I Tkt ^WA-ftTuiiv **.'£#-
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safety, /ru^ltivcs shouldn t be taking those kind of /’S vi P~*^ CMt
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Toko — Aside from the Initial hesitation, once v;o cot
tnu.xw^i
our shit together, ovorythinc wont irory. smoothly* - €nco -
we-got— mov-tne-every
— an d h e d rldn L trim zr,j - wkrTI
c*irt h U w..vas .
i o ~pnTl— 6u t — o f- t he— park ln^ - let ..
*o wont about
four blocks, turned Into a resldontlol area and pulled a
switch, too’ui another car- -*d Itched ours and grabbed another
one fron a couple of cooperatlvo poople* !o t-hoh wont anothor
t
couple of blocks, this car broke down but we Just borrower, an-
other ono fron some other very nice people* Than we split
tho area.
■ Yolanda — t?hr> -rnp-pn wo were— able— t &do—tjpis-p a r osily
wuB-^that Ulo had previously discussed at longth what tro 'would
•do In situations like-, this, switching cars and so forth. It
* .
vasn* t Just someth ins that we did off tho top of our heads-
It all camo out of military preparedness-
^ 'Tania -- Hesitation is a very serious problem and white
middle ahd tipper class people have to really cuard against
It- Oor-o times you cot the fooling that you can talk your
way out of r. tight situation* In a police state, revolution-
aries must realize tlrt to try to talk your way out of an£
. arrest is suicidal*
Q, ”oll. It was at this tine and as a result of this Incident
that things G 0 ^ very much hotter for you In Los Angelos at
.1
doalt with in a different f a s hi on > "a-. .C. ■ , > j L ui l 1 1. I !> Li l "jrob-
lew xt s uldi . 1 L i /g t u. ? lunod . . . U r ty "t i . i at 1 l l B spiT ti r t ly th: u j y
44 — o j - ~jno-|ti -e vr - u A 3 It's clear, ve maintained, our security,
unfortunately our comrades 'weren't able to do ao .with theirs* ; .
? exactly . ’
We don't really know/what happened. The nairo thin;: can bo
aald for the events that brought about the capture of our
other comrades, Osceola and Bo. 7hat I mean id, we'ro having
to rely on the media to find out the particulars of those
events. And looking at these fc*s=£rr. critically, vh> - onn oc e —
& . . .
pgo o 1 1 r 17 y , or mrko - o - a, ump t - i or . r 1 '.b j g r fc— cri tic i vr.a or - 1 * . A rr j
t s- Icem 0 h ;4 * !~ oev ■ o it u". 1 1 o" r . CA/f^ Xto fa 'fc*^**^
Yolanda — *a4|he media ha so consistently lied about
things that we'y- done, it's very bard to relyi on thon for
information. I- ! ! there's some military errors though that
we* ?, ; ; C , : ■ f-tjr? 1 1 c- a by reading betv;eon the lines of nows
papers n::d listening to TV, and even if the so errors didn't
actually occur wo* 11 take the lesson that : e learned
-f-D X-*V 6 *AJLi- ...
jj bn i c4- *r - * O- don't commit them. One of the potential
problems was that the .six pSX^e^only went about three miles
1 t*yv flTA. S* •
avay from temporary cafe .house t . ! r ■ n - ve rvn -.tinned -J jo-
foro, v.-.njTqr B) Lon Angeles . is so big they could have gone
odl HffUlU VA
milos and miles away to more outlying areas W-saf q Jiouaes
% - ■ ,Tt -had . ..a-Tread y_-~ eurad^hr nneh ■ pur- no twr rk , But. , -•-=? t.
tS any wer:t .-J;o^-t-b a n - o ^ao p > h g i><v rw
■ Tania™ ^'^y <" t n her.r-- ~ho g ^„tak o r . t here . .... for 4^ar o
rcf.san tlv.y decided to g<H • .
QJLthjn
.Toko — I . anbi r ■ ■ . a : r 1 1 ; . ■ t " 1: » ■ ; r a s t i 0: 1 the vehicles fr hwy
" - ,; r 1 r TT I r ‘ had a lot of potential
beat on thorn* end they may have felt that they, couldn't -
J*.
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m&m&m
bo driving too far ftn.tVoDg v «* hl e- >3 0» . aSL Lt.u tii.-a
tr h o vv d? It appears that they nlcht have made, tie error of
park Inc them too close to the place where tt:oy were at. If
they Yfcro coin." to ditch then; they probably. should have ditch
od then somewhere else, esss Accord Inc to some reports, ctafco
■ • -- =^,, u „ . * - — i * ■ ■■-■ ‘ A . that t h e v
■j - . ' kA , that they
v;cro traced to the area he car' sc
vehicles. >t^T j r r h — rrd "I t _
earm!
t hnnrM>-- ; ■ ■ fc ~
Yolanda — YSrtv'It came out in the paper that .throech
ott the day e f) thefco'd been ee^i^ l- ii y - j?r p 1 o
In nr;d out of the house to speak with Cinque and the other
0-UA- COynA.a^-*
numbers of 'the 7? A staying there, o.nd irb apparently somo amount
of trust V* ' '- b? > ■ ? ■■=-
■*r?- 1 ha t t h :: s e - peon 1 e ’.re re a ot c°- n C
to go to the Pico. Jart-phe peoele apparently du.;; talking to
soldi or 3 of the "LA. But then later it seems -that an older
woman , a mother of one of the women who lived in the house,
came and the SLA soldiers reacted to her in a similar way..#
they felt that she should have the freed or; to cono and c°
maybe /
without real! sine t hat/bo cau30 of her ape, hr because of her
mistrust of- white poonle In her daughters house, especially
white nooolo who are armed, that she micht bo afraid, *«A^^4***-
V-CUYs A5_-P0nX^J
ftrct^^ttrrt shb Gt'llod tho plr>3 a "£ toai^th©?. © vjere whit©
people with puns at her dauch tors house.
-sir*
Q. I cueess after tho debacle with your six comrades you
i ■ | it (i t iltrf j i ih • *
started to understand relationship between sc^^sm and class
orvression. I realized that as much as I needed to Struggle with
Teko or any other men on a personal level, my enemy was not all
men as a i^rour. t!v oppression as a woman was the re si It of an
economic lystem, U3 imperialism, and a society and# culture that
are defined and controlled by men. Sexism like racism, functions
as a tool of those in ro”:er and permeates all levels of society to
feee r ' peorle divided, passive and confused.
Both Tei:o ana I were heavily influenced by the events of the
late 60’s. ' J eople were being beaten up in the streets of Chicago.
Kart in Luther King was assassinated. Cambodia was invaded by the
US government resulting in mass demonstrations on the campuses -
and in the cities an C the ^urders at Kent State and Jackson State..
Black Panthers were murdered in Chi car-- o , Cakland . and 1A. . I was
stiyH $MM
genera 1 lv c on fused and ?e s s imi s 1 1 c be cau se i/had c u e s t i ons but
.no answers. T could see that a lot of things were . fucked ' up about
this society a.na my personal way of living, bu.t change seemed
like such an overwhelming process because the U3 government was
totally opposed, to the people's desires for a better way of life.
In the. Pall of 1971 Teko and I linked up with some progressive .
people in Bloomington. ■ 7e al - *' studied and .talked about the struggles
1 JvUi ct.-. r .1 U
of the oe ople i - n ■■ t - fc e-y- lov let ■ V-iil u: i 1 ^ i na to destroy Imperialism
and develop socialism. I really got high reading about the free-
dom fighters in Vietnam,* kic-.ing the fat ass of U ' . imperialism.
. But, ir.y intellectual notions of revolution and my bourgeois long-
ings for peace and- ,a n easy v let ory held me ba ck fro m accenting; the. :
h 1 s t or i cally - pr ov-e n f r c t t hr t t he ■ c and i t i 0113 for change in t hi s .f -V
' jT . L - ■ ■ r -1 * - "h .
* country ern be built only through armed .struggle.. I still had the
unrealistic dream that revolution could occur through gradual change'
in the consciousness of mill i ons . o£ Americans , v/ho would then ;
Slakes*
Gel-MXi v;nr. a- saautifiji exaijjplfj^-of ueteri^irTT/ 1 ior.. first ,
s^be. 3 so Nhy o i ca 1 - l^\ a r ' : ^ last's c on l^oVi.y a s/w oXor t ! .
vuwh-u os y^eutNshe yT^orkeuX y^u It eve ryCav untiVshs was c^ing bXco^Ts
attacking problems '.:1th a uosioive att ituchv / \. \ J
Zoya, 11!: o some oy the rest of us, didn't have much practice
in being physically aggressive because she had always been a very
gentle person, hut one day at the Concord s^fehouse, 3hK- proved
she really had her shit together. The doorbell rang; Zoya lo cited
out through the peel: hold and saw a boy of about 13 or 14, who she
assumed was' the paperboy. .When she opened the door* she was -looking
down the barrel of a .22 in the hands Df a o.mgy young kid. Zoya
batted that bid's arm, forcing him to lose his grip on the gun; ■
then she spun the bid around and kicked him off the front porch.
In fact, just to give you an idea of the strength and abilities
of the sisters. in the SLA , I should tell you that the assault team
for the Foster operation was made up of two women. Two righteous
‘ (X,»>VWCr m&A ■ , r \
female soldiers Foster and -Blackburn i (ni'-fcaj
Part of developing an aggressive attitude ccir.es from develop-
ing technical skills — knowing how tD gH be a good shot and to shoct
first a-nd-ikist ; learning f eras of the martial art 3, how to use a kniiS
how to crouch, roll and dive. \ f a had to aggre sive nervous
reflexes. ’Ey - this, I mean the 3KCI ability to make good offensive
decisions in a combo. t situation;, to react quickly and wisely. . . ..
plan each combat . operation .as extensively and in as much detail as/ -
we can, but v;e .premare for the unexpected by knowing that we must
be ready to improvise and do -anything to insure our success and sur-
vival. Cur lives deeend '“'OTT'ouG ability to think fast* remain 23UC
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t because of
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gaily,” ' required to donate annual-
ly 1 in order to maintain its foun-
dation status. ■
The assets of the Hearst Corp*
l-ve been stated many times.
However, I will restate them again
n some specific factors. As we
ell know, the Hearst Gorp. is
■ , - ; composed of a chain of magazines
the hopes one newspapers. However, I wish
w 0Ut nvo specific ones as
camples. Cosmopolitan magazine
reaps profits of million_to
million per y “
House Beautiful, _
fits of $3 million to r A,,
year. The HedrsLJCorp* )i. siflo
Ee: the voices
the words of
^Ijeople, * com
pothers, Gen
Cinque
East Palo Alia. Ttzx an adequate ■ 8, That this tap® ftI I? °J^T
nuirijer of distribution oxers be script be published and printed
made available to various com- In full, omitting nothing, in all
muni ties In these dtlss. San foms of the media.. ....
Fkandsco: Mission District, 9. That the . total amount of $6
Oilnctown, Hunters' Point, the million ^ aHotted “ yo ^f
Western Addition. Oakland: East noted ‘T-eopled In Need or
aad West. Paln AIto: East Palo ^ charity organizations within 24
Aim « W-l- hours of receipt of this order and
3." That all foodr^S^Whuted be’ that the food be available to die
of top qualltyi'Sici ;tiiat £3l canned people within, one week of receipt
®ods an? drr foois be inatchdl * of this order. . • ■ - . t i
** ■ - ; - - a Sould this -ort 'if rejected, all
then defenseless
Mihail
Council,
tempt f be * Xsa&rz.&X **
bage, £r culls i r surplus Storage { terns. m u^ : lmernanOnal codes
'■■of
pl« # has just
s and.hear-
[ reports and 0WTiersoi p ;<H »*■ j s v.^**^?*
the Hearst an(i _ fc p axni er3hip^ "In 'large Ttock- Coming to receive fooEL That is,
wrest °* holifim*s in Gcticral MotorS/^as^-by [he eE.dx>{one mpnth's,fiinfe^ a
3ear3L ns holcUnnjf in each jol cotaLof $70 df food will have b^cn
goond . tape / r 7 ” * ; ^ where Jh c ; news paper t , g* ve& to c cii fa mi ly." Tbf3 i f* to
murder
people. j .
In stating these facts we wish
1 to say that the collective leader-
ship of the SLA would not under
any circumstances or under any
i terms compromise our position
or that of the peoples* freedom*
.And no one should attempt to
speak for us or assume that they,
by word or action, can compro-
mise any request made on behalf
of the people by the SLA,
At this time we wish to state
that the organizations who wish to
take part In feeding the people
should also cry out for the thou- *
sands of children of all colors
who have been murdered and
of war concerning prisoners .ui - ■ h - f^iered and
war vvil! Curved by the enemy state. Theyu t\
stru'3 until such time ^ J.c ^ams i - should out for ^ m mi ons of
of our cnpdvc 50.^-crs IS dinged. J all' races who are
f Should anyatiempt be made to j d dying now and not
frescue the Subject, pr. " iner * ■*
1. ; • . 1 1 * . ti- >nr\f .■ .tUSl. cry
lip
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f- iiAB FILE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
To: San Francisco (7-855) October 24, 1975
From: Director, FBI
Re: HEARN AP
00: San Francisco
FBI FILE NO, 7-15200
LAB. NO. D-751001009 PF
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Examination requested by: gan FranolSCO
Reference: 1
Examination requested:
Remarks:
Airtel dated 9/29/75
Document - Fingerprint
Q2165 is being returned with the latent fingerprint
examination.
For the information of recipient offices, K118
consists of typewriting samples obtained from Royal portable
typewriter serial number A-1362557 (288-A-FBR-10) . K119
consists of typewriting samples obtained from Smith-Corona
portable typewriter serial number 4C 250443 (401-BR-37) .
Enclosures (18) (16 photocopies, 2 Lab report)
2 - Los Angeles (7-1627) Enclosures (18) (16 photocopies,
2 Lab report)
2 - Sacramento (7-203) Enclosures (18) (16 photocopies,
2 Lab report)
2 - San Francisco (157-9806) Enclosures (2) (2 Lab report)
Fage 1 (over) -
1 - Bufile (157-30832)
. : 1 - Bufile (.91-56075)
BRG:rma (12) . “ — *. r -
ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE
The typwriting on K118 does not contain sufficient
“ individual identifying characteristics to permit identification.:
-V fcn comparing this typwriting with the typewriting on Q2165, -
‘ which was found to be the same sire. and style* no characteristics
' , were observed in this comparison to indicate that any type-. -
writer other than the K118 typewriter was used in preparation
of the questioned items.
Attached for the assistance of recipient offflces
are photocopies of the questioned; pages on which writing
identification were made. '• ’ *
Tor the information of San Francisco the
Laboratory does not have available sufficient known hand *' •’ c
printing of PATRICIA CAMPBELL IIEARST, EMILY or WILLI7J4 HARRIS .
REPOHT
of the
A
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LABORATORY
To: |AC,
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
San Francisco (7-855)
October ,24, 1975
FBI FILE NO- 7-15200
lab.no. D-751001009 PF
Re:
HEARN AP
Specimens received 10/1/75
ITEMS 1 FROM 625 MORSE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Q2165 Yellow spiral notebook containing written notations
with- enclosed typewritten and written sheets of
paper and photocopies o£ documents (#625-D-FBR-21)
Result of examination:
TYPEWRITING COMPARISONS
Q2165 *
■ S
The questioned typewriting on the page captioned
"FASCISM" and page beginning "7. Supporters of ..." is
the same size and style as the K118 typewriting; although,
due to the lack of sufficient individual identifying
characteristics a definite conclusion was not reached
whether this questioned typewriting was prepared by the
typewriter used in preparation of K118.
The conclusion was' reached that the questioned
typewriting on the pages beginning "A. To fully .
"to each other *e "Because we still "Tania
decided ...” and "Q. XXXXXXXX You stated ..." was prepared
by the typewriter used in preparation of K119. -V;
■■l Page 1 (over)
BRG:rma (12)
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WRITING COMPARISONS
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^ The conclusion was reached that the questioned y
ndwriting, on the Q2165 itans, except the handwritten :
rrections on the four typewritten pages and on the five
otocopies of typewritten pages# was prepared by
PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST , K32 and K92.
/
A definite conclusion v;as not reached whether
the remaining unidentified questioned handwritina on
Q2165 was prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL HFARST, K32 and
K92j 'EMILY HARRIS, K5, K6, K8, K9, K20 and K37j WILLIAM
-HARRIS # K45; STEVEN SOLIAH# K120? or PAT JEAN MC CARTHY, ..
K486, whose writing was previously submitted in this case#
or by JOSEPHINE M. SOLIAH, Kcl and K4) KATHLEEN ANN SOLIAH,
K3 j or WILLIAM KILGORE# K2 # whose writings were submitted
in case captioned "UNSUBS (5 ) j CROCKER BANK# 5746 MARCONI
AVENUE, CARMICHAEL, CALIFORNIA, 4/21/75; BR," due to the
limited amount of s<mte written entries, the presence of
unexplained handwriting characteristics and the lack of
sufficiently comparable writing. However, similarities
were observing in comparing the available writing of HEARST
with portions of the script; hand printing on Q2165.
Q2165, which has been photographed, i3 being
returned separately.
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To:
>A- LABORATORY A
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
>C, San Francisco (7-855)
Lab File
October 24,1975
From: Director, FBI
Re:
HSARNA?
00: San Francisco
FBI FILE NO.
LAB. NO.
7-13200
!>■ 751001099 PF
Examination requested .by: San FranCiSCO
Reference:
hirtol dated 9/29/75
Examination requested:
Remarks:
Document - Fingerprint - .Radio 'Engineering -
Cryptanalysis - Firearms
Tho evidence described in the attached report la
being returned separately. You are separately being advised
of the pertinent latent fingerprint, radio engineering,
cryptanalysis and firearms examinations.
* For the information of recipient Gfficea, KllB
consists of typewriting samples obtained from Royal
portable typewriter serial' number A-1362CS7 (288-7*- FHrt-10) ,
£119 consists of typewriting samples obtained from
Smith-Corona portable typewriter serial number 4C 250443
(4Q1-BR-37) .
Enclosures (19) (17 photocopies, 2 Lab report)
2 - Loe Anpoles (7-1627) Enclosures (10) (17 photocopies, 2 Lab
report) ' ‘
2 - Sacramento (7-203) Enclosures (19) (17 photocopies, 2 Lab l
; ‘ report)- ■ ' ■ . 7 -
2 - Sftn Francisco (157- 9306) Enclosures (2) (2 Lab revert) . &
li- Bufile (157-30832)
1 - Bufile (91-56075) ' ’ . ■ • ••• V ' -i'--’;-
BRG : sink
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ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE
■| The typewriting -..on SI 18 does not contain sufficient,
individual identifying characteristics to pcris.lt identifi-
cation. In eoreparing this typewriting -with typewriting cn
the questioned iter..s , which were found to be the same size
and style, no characteristics were observed in the cor.pariacn
to indicate that any typewriter othor than the K116 type-
writer -was used in preparation of these questioned iter. ; s.,.
So significant original typewriting van found in
the Items listed in the attached report to indicate
that typewriters othor than the K118 or El IS typewriters
ve re used in preparation of any of those questioned iters.
Attached for the assistance of recipient offices
are photocopies of the questioned pages on which writing
identifications were made. ■ 1
' ■ * r L . ' '
.notations on sene of the quertioned pages indicate
that at least one other writer nay. have prepared soeo of tho ;
entries on the. Bubal t ted items. The manner in which sor,c of
these entries were made indicate that they could .be entries
by 'WILLIAM. HAP.RI 3 . As tho Laboratory has previously
advised, the available known writing of KILL! a f* karris was
prepared in the early 19G0’s ant! not be re preset- tat J.ve
of his current writing habita. Attempts should be wade to
obtain and submit rcore contemporary known writing by HARRIS.- ■
Also, no adequate known hand printing is available for -.
PATRICIA CAMPBELL BEARST or EMILY HARRIS. ' -
rage 2
d- 7 51001039 T
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LABORATORY &.
1
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
To: SAC, San
Francisco (7-855)
October 24, 1975
FBI FILE NO.
7-12200
Re: HEARJSAP
LAB. NO.
0-751001009 PF
Specimens received
10/1/75
ITEMS FROM 2S3 PDECITA AVEHUS, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
The following described items 02081 through 02003 were contained
in the gray natal file box (£288-B-34) s
Manila envelope marked ’'OTHER .COMM." containing
numerous documents (f288-B-34)
Manila envelope marked "fi.R.L.F/ containing
numerous documents (S288-B-34)
Manila envelope marked ‘'FAIRCHILD® containing several
documents ($288-B-34)
Manila envelops marked "TRAHSAMErtlCA." containing
several documents ($2S8-B**34)
Manila envelope marked **BI*A" containing numerous
documents ($ 288-B-34)
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C2081
Q2082
Q2083
02084
02085
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Manila envelope, marked .*■ MlKItiG' containing- ^
/ . numerous r.mps and a publications bulletin . (52SS-B-34) ^
12037 Manila envelope marked *mgs , EY“ containing several
documents (C283-B-34)
52038 File folder captioned "SCUTE LAST ASIA'- VJI CAMBODIA
KOPEft" containing several documents (£228-3-34) . ;
22089 .-File folder captioned , ^0VE?*;KF;;T - TZT>. LOCAL STATE*
'■ containing several newspaper clippings ami piece, of . _ :
paper bearing written notation® (?288~3-34j
22030 File Folder captioned "INPIAMS - AIM" containing , .
several newspaper clippings (^288-3-34)
□2091* .File folder captioned “MILITARY" containing three '...
newspaper clippings (f 2fi8-B-34) . ,
□2092 Mle folder captioned "PRESS pt-LFAPES - OIL COS'*
- containing numerous documents (* 203-3- 34) . : -
Q2093 File folder captioned OIL CO’S." .containing
uu/perous documents and newspaper .clipping® (.32&B-T5-.34)
02094 ,. File folder captioned '0 000 INDUSTRY AO A I BUS.* ■;■
,:-v . ' ■ containing newspaper clippings and documents '
•; : V ; - . ’ (4288-B-34) , ,.'■■• ■ •••- . p -V - /;• ..
02035 Vile folder captioned "OIL - PCS - FTC." containing ..
numerous newspaper clippings- and tbroa notebook.
pages bearing writing (S288-B-34) .
02096 File folder captioned "1A.W ENFORCEMENT - F?;ifiOSlS ' ‘
justice DEPT . leaa folic?: fei Cl*." containing
numerous documents ($2E3-B- 14)
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‘ STERILIZATION OHEMPLOYMEKT* ' containing several
documents (5288-B-34)
C209B Kanile envelope captioned ’'future ACTIONS - :-:isr."
containing newspaper clippings and documents
. (S288-B-34) , ' •.; . ' : , 7. '";.y.-/
.Result of examination: .. ’ ■
''''■" :’ •" " TYPEWRITING COMP ARISONS
-32083
The conclusion was reached that the typewriting on
the two-page typewritten document captioned ,! FAX ^CHIT.-tt" wan
prepared by the typewriter used In preparation of X119.
02034 . . ./ J : . | - -
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The conclusion was reached that the typewriting on
the two -page typewritten document captioned r T F A : 4 S A >'tF P I c A “ was
prepared fcy the typewriter used, in preparation of K13 9.
02087 , - '
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-.‘■Vi The conclusion was reached that the typewriting on- .
■ the tworpagfr document ..captioned "BAKERY* was prepared .by the
typewriter used in preparation of K119.
02068
-It was concluded that the. two pages c? typewriting v
beginning '‘JfOPXD AIRWAYS ... *■ and *Tlyin« Tiger- Corp. ..."
was prepared by the typewriter used to prepare XI IS.
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*?ho questioned typewriting on the pagc-s beginning
''FLAN "I. Cate opens 1 “Kay ..-■/■ "i V7 LLF J. YOlMiGM?;
..."end “one electric . . . r van prepared by the typewriter used
to prepare K119.
02 057 . • . . ' • % *' 1 '
Ths conclusion was reached that the typewriting on
the three' pages beginning h MOTES * HI7V , '■ *’ MOTES' - .FCtfiiDATIOSS
. and “conduct pop : is the b awe size, anti style ns the* -
typewriting cn FUG, previously submitted; however, due to the
lack of sufficient individual identifying character! sties', a
definite conclusion was rot reached whether these iteir.s were .
prepared by the typewriter used to prepare K 1 1 3 . . The type-' ■
writing on those three pages was not prepared by the type-
writer used to prepare K119. ~ .-
.05.093 _ ’ ' ’ ' ; ' r • •
The questioned typewriting on the typewritten paco
beginning r *CTIOliS IW 5UFPOP.T , . . . ’ is the s-niae sine ard style
as the E3.13 typevritin-.;; however, -due to the lack -of sufficient
individual identifying characteristics, a definite conclusion
was not reached whether this typewriting was prepared by the ..
typewriter used to prepare Mil 3. Tj-.i? questioned typewriting,^'
wao not prepared by. thu typewriter ' used . in preparation of K119. , ,
wriTiMC ,_cotsp ?.ni sons
020 S 7
The- conclusion vr.c reached that the questioned. ■
handwriting cr: both eiccs of the page with .writing 'beginning'
'B of ‘A Marysville, ' tU'c^nt the two lin^« of writing a t chc
bottom of the front ride beginning ’saw 7 c‘-.-u] . . p
prepared by EMILY ITA3BIS, K>, K<> , X 8 , MS, l.h .nn: '07 .
rage A
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j . >&■ 4 ," T v ■■ ^ ■'■■ The conclusion was re ached -the
^ * *7? ■* --'^V S" I ■ v ■ - The conclusion was ..re ached, that the questioned, ; V \v
Handwriting consisting of the bottom two lines tog in nine >
pfH-V.-- “3 aw 7 onployees ..." or* the above-mentioned pace was
pT<V= -r prepared by FATEICIA CAMF3EI.L HEARS!, K32 and K92.
; ‘The conclusion was reached that the. quo at toned
• 7 ; writing on the page beginning "Savings* Lean .,.- e ,and the
- ' VTL ^ -
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It was concluded that the majority of the questioned
|ph:V; writing cn the two pages captioned “3 s p 1973 ,: was Prepared -
EMILY HARRIS, X5, k(> , K3, K9, X2G and K37. ' '
02088
, .'• .< • ■' Q2094 . , , . . . - - : r: . ..
' . ■"' " '~ t; S “*'■■’> ■■"■' ■' ' '
'^?;V 7 -- The conclusion was reached that the quest ten eel
writing on the tve sheets of paper beginning "Castle - Cooke
‘ and IT Sa£ewcy . . . ‘ and the questioned writing on the
. .enclosed yellow card was prepared by EMILY HA*;? is, ks, K6,
- K8, :k&, K20 and K37.
Q2095 f ; . - ■'■ ' .
* v '■ ’ *' ■ The ■ conclua ion w
'3§jjF$C% ' ’ v ‘ The conclua ion was reached that the- ?a Jority o?
the . questioned writing on j the throe C209> sheets of parser
w&'. ' WAS prepared by EMILY HARRIS , K5 , KS, K8, K9, K20 and X37 .
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Q 2P96 ..
The conclusion was reached that portions of the .
questioned writing on the pages baginnlnu 'S ¥ Police be.pt
"4000 people visit and "Evil Younger vers
prepared by ?.MILY HARRIS, K5, KC, E8, V3 , S25 and i:37. .Msc,
Fage S
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similarities were, observed in comparing r tbe available writing:
of HARRIS with portions of the questioned writing on other
pieces of paper with writing beginning ' Criminal Tx search
*£>cnald G. Paul lot . . - , " 'Tyrone Guyton....," "Hough Sketch
and
996
the blue? and green ink entries on the page _ bog ir.nino
The conclusion was reached that the black ink entry
*L303-ERJ Robert Edvard ttierkey 1938 Westover Pr. Pleasant nill r :-
on the above-mentioned page beginning 1 F. 996 / was
prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL HC&KSn K32 and M2..' • '• “ ;1
/}Cc\^< ■ ■
■A definite conclusion vc.n not reached whether the
remaining unidentified^uostionec writing on the Items ■
described in this report was prepared by PATRICIA CAMVEELL
REARS?,* 32 and K9 2 /EMILY HARRIS, , KS, K6, K3, K9, K20 and ■■ f V
K37, H1LLIAM , KARRIS^ K45, STEVEN SOLIMi, £120, or FAT JEAN :
SC CARTE Y, 'Kiw, vheted writing vas previously submitted in
this. case, ; or by JOSEPHINE 14., SOLI?.#, Eel and K4, KATHLEEN.^ ,
ANN SCLIMi , K3 , or VJILLIAM KILGORE , K2 , whose -wr i t ingR : '
were submitted in case captioned ’’UHSvBS (5) ; CROCKcTP. 'BANE, ..
5746 SARCOS'I AVEUUE . CARMICHAEL , CALI FOR; J I /i , 4/21/75 ; BR, **
due to the lir- it ad amount of souse written entries, the
prcscnca of unexplained handwriting characteristics or the . .
lack of sufficiently comparable writing. • . :i -
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The documentary evidence ,d escribed in this report .. ' j . : ■. %
• was compared insofar -as.- possible .with documentary material ' .
previously submitted . to the Laboratory In bcmbir.g matter# ■■'-■dv ’y. ; ' -
wherein the Weather Underground organization, the y-a\: world
Liberation Front or the Red Guerrilla Families clained
rooponsibi 1 i ty , but noth! no of particular si }T. i f i car.ce w as
noted nor uer* any associations made. .
The evidence described in this report,
been photographed, in being returned separately..
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’’Tania Interview* (#288-8-1)
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paper . bearing writing . ( 1 28 8-B - 1 3) -; . ■.
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of various do cutaents and newspaper clippings (<238rBv.l5).
yile folder containing periodicals of miscallaneoue ^
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written pages, and photocopies of various docoments
. « 288-8-7) ' •••■■•■'■ . '• '
File folder containing various periodicals (#289-E-3);; : \:. ;
Section of Los Angelas Tinas for dune 15 # 1973 -4 : \
(I 288 -B- 8 ) . . • •. ' •' :
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Photocopies.; of various documents
Spiral notefcooK bearing written entries ($2S3"»~6)
One "Northwest Cherries* 1 box
• The following described items 05031 through 02090 wore contained -
4^-SV- | . . in the gray metal file box U288-6-34)i ' .- •••'•'.
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numerous documents U28B-S-34) • ' .-...;.• •.
Manila 'envelope marked ’'.FAIRCHILD". containing several : V _ ^
documents U288-B-34) . ‘ . ,.
Manila envelope narked '’TRAySAMEIiXCA 1 ’ containing ■:£•■ - f .;
several documents (42S8-B-34) T. . ’■ - • '. '
Manila envelope marked 'HlA* containing numerous - ■ V
.documents (4288-B-34) . -
Manila envelope marked "MIL'ISC HArs* .containing'.--'.' .--.r
numerous maps and a publications bulletin {|2S^rB- 34)
- Manila envelope marked -"MOSEY* containing severai ^i^ "4
v ‘ documents-: (#2e8-B-34) ;- : VS; ' ' ' •- - .
Pile folder captioned p SOUTHEAST MIA- - -V« CAMBOOTA;' ” ?V‘i
KOREA ** containing several documents (42L ! 8-'B- 34) ^
File folder captioned *00Vr.RKMimT - FED. LOCAL STATB W . ,'T’
containing several newspaper clippim-s end piece o£..° - .
paper hearing written notations (&283 -!j-34)
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Pile folder captioned " MILITARY " ■ con to ini r,g - three;;
newspaper clippings (#268-3- 34) . ‘ .?.;■' .- •%' • • " . T"- ' ^ " Vt
File folder captioned “Pluses RELEASES - OIL COS* • . ;
containing nu&erous documents (H23$~B~34) : ■
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02093 '.
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($283*3*34)
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02096' • . - • . File 'folder .captioned "LAW ENFORCEMENT - PRISONS ; --v. •• :-.'•.•
JUSTICE DEFT. LEAA POLICE FBI- CIA" containing- :V?;''‘ r ?7
' 4 ; r ;7 . numerous docussen ta ( 6 2 8 8 ~B - 3 4 ) .... -■ ■ ; ■ ■ : '■'■■ ■
• 02097 rile folder captioned “LEW - WELFARE PUBLIC HEALTH . ' .
■'. \r • .. STERILISATION UNEMPLOYMENT* containing .severely ' -.M
•^|SprfA;£: ■ ' documents (62S8-8-34) ....' .-...• i
Manila envelop© captlonedr '^FUTURE ■ ACTICKS
r^nn nw . nhunnjt i>*» f. . /? 1 I ri n 4 « e* « Anri (? nr* n is a ri +• a V-iVi-5 is- S •'■. mi ;:i
V*£iiy :.:. v.' ■• -y^-y
One package of Miller® Fall** Eaeraee pa pare . . • j „/
(? 288-A-rB:l"14) ' ' ' . . ^ • ; ;.- ; y >• ■;.
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i^r-i ■ bagihnino "ocarcst Brother, It la very . . . “ • and
tiffs':,, ' .'•• signed "wc" {K25-K-K- 19*F) \ '■ ff-' ,;J :
. .^yv'f-"'. 02101 Eight-page handwritten latter on four sheets of
5 • " • ' yoi low paper beginning * Be a roe t Brother, It is : ^
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■ ■ ^ $*1?.3 : ; ■ : ^ . ■ On* . base- rental ■ agreement • and dapoait receipt -•"• *
'7; signed *»an Carswell/ <$2S8-D-17)
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•Q2104
02106
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. . 4 ,; ; Sacraaento City Col lege student idectlfi cation '* *
s . .p ■ "»* • ‘ '• v ••'•' card; signed “Stephen N. ; Broudy* - ( 1 2S8-K-LR-7-B)
'$ I; C»2106 Sacrastento City Collage registration and library
'; :..' card signed "Stephan W . Srbudy " (i2S8~I5-LK-7-C) :■;
ISfek /. ; S £■*■ Photocopy; of Birth 'certificate "in the naie-.t^i#
01 ’"■■'■J .'-'- ; • •'-•».. , "Stephen jia than Broody* (i 288-£'LT?-7~r<) ■■ - >• '-
$ j. ? < -; 1 -' V . ' ■ ■ - ' - l ■' „ T - ’, . ■ . _ ■ - ■ ' ' _ ' ' ■ ' . 1 - i- -
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;7 v £$2BS-E~BR-7-t3) - -x ' '' ■ ■' ■' ''• . ; vT-
•'v.v 0210P . White piece of paper bearing written notations :
02107
02108
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/.•giwv' 02110 . ; Piece of paper bearing written notations '
.SWV (f28|l-B-Idt-7-F) -
p i«ce’of- '.paper bearing writing : bacimir.g 'ZOCC’.-C
-■■ ; .(e288-B-LS-7-0) ■'• •••V :•• , ■' •'• .* . v : ' ••-
02112
02113
02114
02115
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{#268-f*bR-7-E)
f isco of paper bearing writing beginning >00.1* v ;
{4 28S-£*-LR-7“5) ■
Fioce of papor boaring writing beginning *h ood
(UB8-K-LP-7-?) . '
Mecfi of paper bearing vritina bo^inning '^i/s ,
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i 120,. : fy ’ : ■ ■ ¥ ellov / spiral ^notebook bearing nuc e rou 3 s '
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S ^%t^|^-Tho following described items; 02121’. through ; 02132 and r ; ylyy', :y ^ : '
^?fev.iv.'-''': v ALSO: SUBMITTED ■ itess, war® contained 'in .the green »etal-'^*4r'^ f ^V>
' file, box -. U 2.88 -»t 35) »;'y ••;• y: V-'-;v ' ? .y --yyi-y ••
^^^^^02121 '. ■ ,■ Eevcncaasett© recording', tapes {? 2 S 8 -B- 3 5 )
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. ;Q2124.y-.tv V v Manila envelope -captioned "Bock Info* • containing'; '.
y y jy ,; ' : yy puma roue" documents. (f 288-B-35) ' y •• yy ;-'• y; : v ;:yy^y%'’
0212'S .■ ' - ; " : File folder- containing ; nucxsrcua cocunjanta ' ($2 $3 - 8 - 3 ^ypy .
- -^2125 ■ Manila envelope containing' fiun«rous docutnonts,- '- - ' . ■
,jSi§5|ia?: ; -' : ' (*266-2*35 ).....;. ■:.
' -S 2 1 2.7 - Manila' envelope with' obliterated capt ions ; T." v :f ■-, 't
'.q : ;-- - . . containing numerous docojacnts ($288-8-3$)' t.
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containing numerous documents and newspaper -y- -
v clippings {< 288 -B- 3 S) ;i
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birth certificates t f 2 8S-B- 35 ) ' .' <x‘ ^ /i£'' - C.-i- v /b
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y.;' - r ''■■■■' - '" ' ■ Ka n 1 1* envelope containing ' pho tocopios of various ^ >. ■ ./ v. :
V: ;;: v document®, box of checks on printed forwe ■•"Eathleen'^^f
Sol iah r ;"-; : book- entitled , "Guerrilla Warfare,". book z-y
receipt from Johnson and Johnson Leckswlth signed
8 >^^v * — - "Steve Cosgrove," green spiral notebook containing •> -
jggg!|^ writi n ge : H# 2 S 8 -B- 4 )^
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College idontificat ion and copy of birth ■-■'.\}.J.-. t . r ' I
certificate , in the name ■" Susonne Lanplioar t " ^ ^ V i-
three pages of paper bearing random written
notations and one piece of paper bearing typo- re-
written notations (S288-B*21) v . v ■
V . S , Treasury check 151,536,006, payable to <
"Bart R« « Helen Smith" .U288-P-HW-1)
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paper t one page tearinc written notations ■-■'
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Book entitled "Joy of Cooking" with the written ’
naiae "Kathleen Anr. Sol lab "on the inside cover' and .. ;
containing several white cards With written recipes
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Q2H1' One pack of X-FEET carbon paper of which sons - ; -
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“Charlie Howard ..." and mie eel lentous itot?s _ .
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notation beginning *E all to Euclid . ..*
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Manila envelope captioned 'Pigs" (5259-B7S3)
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One personal directory (telephone) bearing \
written notations, slip of £ftper, card and
envelope and written message addressed to.
r Mo. Bonn to Wilder -.."and blank personal
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, font ,(|288-A-FBn~26) .; .•..••• ? •...; V.' ■> . ' ?©V ?©©©•;'
Manila envelope addressed to “Bonnie J. WilCer": ' ©!
containing a sheet of paper bearing .Writing beginning V"
■* ! 1*. A SQUARE - H0WESTY ...“ and H‘jBtro«is photographs
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' Envelope addrosaod to "Miss B: Wilder . . . “ ■- '.
containing written letter and nuit<*rouo photo-': \X ! - : Vi
graphs U2Q8-A-FBR-25) ,. ^ ; : ?
Red. tlieiae book containing various raqoo of hand- . ..
waiting froiF. the black handbag viiich is d^aeribcd ■;
-as an ABSO SUBMITtED itea (e2S8-A-FBB-<2) ,. i
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Spiral bound index cards bearing writing (?2e8-A-FBR“13i
File folder bearing photocopies of documents * - ;
(§2H8-r-LR-4) . - \
. r Tno Korean War" publication i/oaiing written notations..
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'writing -..and typewriting ( f 2 88 “C 7 P.BR- 24 R ) , : ..’ : ■' ? ?
.Red spiral notebpok bearing, sci*g writing (120 8-B-31 ) ? ■?■.
Book entitled “WiAT IS Tp BE DOSE?” by V. I. Benin / ©© - :
bearing eoiae w T ritten notations ($625-D“FBti-l 3 +?16) ■■?.:..?
Book entitled "The IALECTIC OF SEX" bearing sorse
written notations (8623-D-FBR-13 + 16) ?".
Book en tilted "F-XBLOS IVES AND HOMEMADE BO^S" bearing
aoir,o written notations (#62S-t>HFBF-13 + 16)
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625 i'orse f?t. signed “Charles ^ Admac (..625 i. * + ~.
Carbon copy of Artson Answering System Business.' .'
. Tjg re emon t 6 igned . T ® on , Adar-e " . { ? 6 2 S-l> ■ t BR - 2. *.) ■ ,j^- r
Q2i68 ■ ' Two b t S Property Manageiaon t Co . check a . «l??^nd
‘U/.'- 1 ’- « 217 -hoi* .payable to * Steven Soli oh, a piece^. pf^.
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torn whito envelope with.. written notations* ...white
envelope addressoa to > Steven Soliah*' white envelop
bearing written 'narac .‘■Stove" and torn pieces, of .- . ■;>.-= ■
foria {# 625 -D-i*BB- 13 ) : )
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“History Of Oil ...“ (5623-D-F3.^*21) ■ yy ;.
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02170 Three sheets of paper bearing writing 62S-0-P5ky21) : , ;
Ssiall spiral notebook* two slips of ”° tC
pad bearing written notations ( ! 6 25-D-FB^ 1.2) ^
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■ Q2183 ' Groen spiral notebook tearing written notations '
(I 401 -LR- 46 ) . -, :
Msm’:- ' Q2184 Snail rod address book bearing sokc written entries .;.
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(H01'LR-40) ,. ' . ■
Snail rod address book bearing none written entries .;.
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bagcon tain ing miscellaneous trash (€25 -C-RBR- 1 j j - ^
black wallet (288-E-LR-7) ; five ten-cent U . S .
Postage stamps (288-E-LR-7-L) ; business card 'of^-^^j;^^^
S h erwood Distributors Inc . (288- E-LR-7 -M ) ; PEA ~l ': ! .-i,
ticket stub (288-C-RBR-44) ; green metal file
(288-B-35) ; two California license plates #935 ’ ^ ;
KVJV (288-B-35) ; manila envelope marked "Keys” and
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numerous keys (288-B-r35) j Florida Orchid; grape~<;V^v^
fruit box containingtpumerou3^jpamphlfsts ~, books ^ : -$}£p.
■and literature (288-A-FBR-20) ; booklet 1 captioned
"leaa' 1973" (288-C-RBR-29-A) ; two pamphlets entitled
"Songs of Rage” ' (288-A-FBR-40) ;' large blue spiral - ; " V ’J%
notebook (28 8-B-83) j' one message pad and one scratch T V
pad (288-A-FBR-30) ; one Rogers , Texas , grapefruit / '~j‘
box containing numerous -publications, maps,and
periodicals ;,(288-B-81) ; black handbag containing';^-: ;; V';j
one inioplex 'strip printer, . book, entitled "Roget ; *
- International '’ Thesaurus / -two file folders and V "
publication "Seize the Time"' (288-A-FBR-42) ; brown^g^^
purse containing numerous papers and birth control ’_;V
material ( 288 -A-FBR 7 I 3 ) ; three paperback books,
pack of cigarettes, "two matchbooks, one thatch ;
and box .of blank envelopes (625-B-K-19G) ; card-*' '
board: box containing briefcase various periodicals .»isfc££>,£
books and documents ' (62 5-C-RBR-8) ; map, card of
thumbtacks , California Driver’s Handbook , tune-up V "J?
guide and 19 t 64 Oldsmobile service manual (625-D-FBRjl2iS;
portions of newspapers and periodicals , automobile
forms, yellow pages of telephone directory ana Crocker,:'?^
National Bank -savings account book (625-D-FBR-21) "'j. H
receipt #5023 (625-E-6-I-7) ; piece of paper -Vf
. (625-E-5-C16) ; numerous notebooks, maps , , pamphlets -4
> and documents (2 88-B-8 3) , ■ ■ . i V- .':• [ ■\ ,: £g$--£S^4s
1 4
maps , . pamphlets;
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7-72
LABORATORY
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
j WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
W
skc f San Francisco (7-855)
1 - Lab Files
/T> Mr. Glllham
^ (Rm 3238 JEH)
1 - Mr. Furgersos
From: Director, FBI
Re: HEARNAP
(OO: San Francisco)
October 23, 1975
FBI FILE NO. 7-15200
LAB. NO. CR- 14392 PL
Examination requested by: SAC, San Francisco
telephonic conver
ce^andUnit Chief j
Crypt analyels-Document-Fingerprlnt-Rodio Engineering
Remarks:
The attached laboratory report sets forth decryptions of listed
specimens developed to date. Any additional decryptions v/ill be furnished .
as analysis continues.
Specimens you submitted which ddnot Involve cryptanalysis will be
described separately along with results of other examinations you have
requested. Disposition of specimens described in the attached Laboratory
report will be furnished separately.
Enclosures (2) (2 Laboratory reports)
1 - Mr. Gallagher (Attn: Mr. Anthony, Room 5048 JEH), sent direct with
■ •• •' — enclosure '
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SAC, San Francisco (7-855)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
October 23, 1975
FBI FILE NO.
LAB. NO.
Re:
7-15200
CR-14392 PL
HEARNAP
(00:San Francisco)
Specimens received
0/29/75
Q2068 Blue portfolio containing numerous papers, pieces of
identification and newspaper clippings (#288-B-5)
Q2U1 Piece of paper bearing writing beginning "EDCC. . . " (#288-E-LR-7-Q)
Q2U2 Piece of paper bearing writing beginning "1. DAMK. .
(#288-E-LR-7-B)
Q2U7 Piece of paper bearing writing beginning "BLLC. . . " (4288-E-LR-7-T)
Q2U9 Piece of paper bearing writing beginning "Peter. . . " (#288-C-RBR-40l)
Q2176 Blue Cal Book spiral notebook containing written entries (#401-KT-19)
Q2184 Small red address book bearing some written entries (#40i-KT-8)
Q2201 . Piece of paper bearing twpewriting beginning ’*1* DAMKI. .
(#825-E-6-I-8)
Q2205 Piece of paper bearing typewriting beginning M l. DAMK. . (625-E-5-C4)
. * . ^ L >
Result of examination:
The above-listed specimens, with the exception of Q2176, contain
encrypted telephone numbers. The decryptions of these are listed below:
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A) 848-9537 , . -,;^: M;
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B) 526-9804 > ^ ■ '•
. $25-9858 ■; -
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C) 528-9805 (or may be 526-9807)
526-9894
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D) 845-9304 .
■ 845-9300 . . ""
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Q2111 -
381-9469 and 9440
Vg:-, ■
933-0370 1 and 935-0086 1
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Q2112 -
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1. 239-9478
2. 239-9923
S. 826-9883 and 9948
4. 826-9900 and 647-9736
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1. 848-9537
2. 526-9804 and 525-9858
3. 526-9807 and 9894
■ X 845-9304 and 9300 •; '■
fe> ? V
"V ; '.\ : ' Q2117 -
687-9034 Bank •'"
965-9161 and 965-9353 - Court
C.t^rr-; 1 .
Q2119 -
524-9981 ' . - ;
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Q2134 -
Ms. ABRAHAM
654-0383
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826-9900 and 647-9736
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Cld). 526-9807 and 9894
Did). 845-9304 and 9300
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e pages of Q2176 is the ahbrevlaUon at "Death To The Fascist ; , ,•;
DrAtTP UomThfi LUeiOf The People." - -,.w
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SUE LOUISE COLD AND SUZAlpE ELLEN LANPHEAr" SUBMITTED BY RE.^i^''
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AVENU? ^CARMICHAEL,- CALIFORNIA,;: APRIL \21,-.' 1975 , BANK ROBBERY , ‘ v*' : V
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SEPTEMBER. 29 * 1975 *
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KJ R°A D ' 'MW ' SUBMITTED TO LAB IN SF ITEM # 288 -B -81 BY ; Re ' 44 -"
11 * S FA ^ RTEI< IN HEARNAP DES IGNATED AS . "ALSO' SUBMITTED" ITEM S .'. 4 - ^
■.' EXXON ROAD MAP OF SACRAMENTO AND VICINITY - BEARING STAMPED V : r ' ’
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THE; ABOVE -DESCRIBED MAP , THE OTHER FOUR 'SACRAMENTO MAPS; OR^ "^^(y;V..'^
the;; SAC RAMENTO ARE A OF THE CALIFORNIA ;,MAP , ALL INCLUDED IN
#288- B-J
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-ai- LABORATORY ft
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
SAC, San Francisco (7-855)
October 23, 1875
FBI FILE NO. 7-15200
LAB. NO. CR- 14392 PL
HSARNAP
(00: San Francisco)
Specimens received 9/29/75
Q2068 * Blue portfolio containing numerous papers, pieces of
identification and newspaper clippings (4288-B-5)
Q21U Piece of paper bearing writing beginning "EDCC. . . ” (4288-E-LR-7-Q)
Q2112 Piece of paper bearing writing beginning ”1. DAklSL ”■
(I288-E-LR-7-R)
Q2117 Piece of paper bearing writing beginning "ELLC. . . ” (#288-E- LR-7-Y)
Q2119‘ Piece of paper bearing writing beginning "Peter. . . " (#288-C-RBR-401)
Q2176 Blue Cal Book spiral notebook containing written entries (#401-KT-19)
Q2184 Small red address book bearing some written entries (#401-KT-6)
Q2201 ■ Piece of paper bearing typewriting beginning "1. DAMKI. . .
(fii25-E.fi.I-8)
Result of examination:
■ ' ' .. .. ■ - ■ ■ ■. '■ . v'."-
The above-listed specimens, with the exception of Q2176, contain
. encrypted telephone numbers. The decryptions of these are listed below:
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Q2068 - A) 848-9537
B) 526-9804
525- 9858
C) 526-9805 (or may be 526-9807)
526- 9894
D) 845-9304
845-9300
Q21U - 361-9469 and 9440
033-0370 1 and 935-0086 1
Q2112 - U
1. 239-9478
2. 239-9923
3. 826-9883 and 9948
4. 826-9900 and 647-9736
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CR- 14392 PL
1 fl4R.ft>i^7 ■
2 ! 526-9804 and 525-9858
3. 528-9807 and 9894
4. 845-9304 and 9300
- 687-9034 - Bank
965-9161 and 965-9353 - Court
- 524-9981
- Me. ABRAHAM
654-0383
FLE1G
235-8704
Gall Theodore
664-8903 : .••'./ ’
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Q2201 -
Q2205 -
KARATE
849-0124
Massage
863-1480 (H)
956-7527
Dr. Z
848-2623
1. 239-9478 X
2. 239-9923
3. 826-9883 and 9948
4. 826-9900 and 647-9736
A(d). 848-9537
B(d). 526-9804 and 525-9858
C(d). 526-9807 and 9894
D(d). 845-9304 and 9300
B(i).
C(jK
965-9L64
965-9348
This specimen contains the same telephone
-numbers as specimen Q2201. ,
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The notation "DTTFITPDTLOTP” which appears at the bottom
of one of the pages of Q2176 is the abbreviation of "Death To The Fascist
Insect That Preys Upon The Life Of The People."
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CR- 14392 PL
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V ATTN: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION
■' ■ latent fingerprint section
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Latent examination of material frcsn
401 Irvington Street# Daly City# CA. y_
R® San Francisco airtel dated 9/22/75 listing the _ ’ -
?^§Cy^:r names of 15 individuals, for latent fingerprint comparison . - <r*3&J§&&
• - The following evidence recovered from indicated
^ \ location is being forwarded for appropriate examination * . ;
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'3^Sf3 the San Francisco code ntlmber assigned to each item of -
^ xne d<ui rjtauuiawu wuc inuuuci ™ — — —
MM:lV ev idence should be indicated in addition to the laboratory .
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401 LR 38*-;; One cardboard' box "labeled Michelob 5
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401 BR 37 One portable Smith-Corona typewriter with
case# serial 44C250443.
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One cardboard box containing the designation
Coors# 12 quarts, 32 ounces.
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One cardboard box labeled Tareytori King
Size Filter .Cigarettes..; .
7 : ^: r ; Latent ; Fingerprint Section is requested; to process the'T^J
' a * >ove evidence for latent; fingerprints and compare with all •• ~ '7^7
other fingerprints developed in captlondd case and individuals 77:7
^p^^-iHin' referenced air tel. Upon completion of latent examination
Of 401 BR 37 Latent Fingerprint Section is requested to forward ; ^
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LABORATORY
. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
TOi SAC, San Francisco (7-855) Dote: April 26, 197^
* FBI File No, 1^200
"■< HEARWAP * LQb No ' M50A19098 PF
Specimens received ^ ^ j|| ■ ■
K32 Journal of European trip bearing purported writing or
PATRICIA CAMPBELL KEARST
Result of examination t
The conclusion was reached that the majority
of the questioned written notations on Q55, previously submitted,
were prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL KEARST, purported writer
of K32,
A definite conclusion was not reached whether the
rershlhing unidentified questioned writing on items submitted
ill this case or in case captioned "SYMBICEESE LxBERATIQU ARMY
(SLA) EM", was prepared by KEARST. Hovevar, nothing of
particular significance was observed in comparing the majority
of the comparable unidentified qu«3fcioned writing on items
in these cases with the available writing of KEARST .
K 32 , which has been photographed, la attached.
BRQ :mcw
( 8 )
7-lb
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REPORT
of the
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
To:
SAC, San Francisco (7-855)
March 31, 1975
FBI FILE NO. ^ 5200
lab.no. D— 750310056 PP
Re:
-HEA-RSAP
Specimens received
3/10/75
Resubmission of K32
K92 Checkbook for Bank of America, account: number 5539-4348
and thirty-seven (37) three bv five inch cards bearina
writing of PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST
Result of examinations
The conclusion was reached that the majority of the
questioned written notations on Q55 were preoared by PATRICIA
CAMPBELL HEARST, writer of E32 and K92. Also, significant
handwriting similarities wore observed in coomarin^ the available
known writing of HEARST with the notation "Patria 6 lluerte
Vencercmos Tania* appearing in the Q 0 IO 86 ohotograph and the Hearst
signatures on 0175, 01387 and 01389 which indicate these
wore probably prepared by HEARST. Additionally, soma similarities
were observed In comparing the entry "Tania 1974" on the 0173
photograph with the writing of HEARST, which indicate she may also
have prepared this entry.
Nothing of particular significance was observed in
comparing the majority of the remaining questioned writing on
the items submitted in this case and in case captioned "Synbionese
Liberation Army ; (SLA) EM* with the writing of HEARST on K32 and
K32 and K92, which have been photographed, are attached.
brg 1 smk
(7)
REPOST
o' ths
LABORATORY
v. ■:
FEDERAL BUREAU OF (HVESTiGATSOH
WASHitt&TGH, D. C. £3500
To: SAC, San Francisco (7-S55)
October 24, 1975
„ HEARN AP
Ke;
FBI FILE NO. 7-15200
LAB. no. . D-751001009 PF
Specimens received 10/1/75
ITEMS FROM 625 MORSE STREET, SAM FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Q2165 Yellow spiral notebook containing written notations
with enclosed typewritten and written sheets of
paper and photocopies of documents (#625-D-FBR-21)
Result of examination:
TYPEWRITING COMPARISONS
02165
The questioned typewriting on the page captioned
•FASCISM" and page beginning " 7 . Supporters of ..." is
the same size and style as the K118 typewriting* although,
due to the lack of sxxfficient individual identifying
characteristics a definite conclusion was not reached
whether this questioned typewriting was prepared by the
typewriter used in preparation of K118.
,The conclusion was reached that the questioned
typewriting on the pages beginning "A. To fully
"to each other's "Because we still . "Tania
decided . and "Q. XXXXXXXX You stated ..." was prepared
by the typewriter used in preparation of K119* ■
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WRITING COMPARISONS
The conclusion was reached that the questioned
handwriting, on the Q2165 items, except the handwritten
corrections on the four typewritten pages and on the five
photocopies of typewritten pages , was prepared by
PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST, K32 and H92.
/
A definite conclusion was not reached whether
tho Remaining *unidentified questioned handwriting on
Q2165 was prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST, K32 and
K92; ‘EMILY HARRIS, X5, K6 r K8, K9 , K20 and K37; WILLIAM
HARRIS, K45; STEVEN SOLIAH, K120; or PAT JEAN MC CARTHY,
K486, \?hose writing wag previously outwitted in. this case,
or by JOSEPHINE M. SOLIAII, Kcl and K4; KATHLEEN ANN SOLIAH,
K3j or WILLIAM KILGORE, K2, whose writings were submitted
in case captioned "UNSUSS (5) j CFOCKER BANK,' 5746 MARCONI
AVENUE, CARMICHAEL, CALIFORNIA, 4/21/75; BR,” due to the
limited amount of 3oraa written entries, the presence of
unexplained handwriting characteristics and the lack of
sufficiently comparable writing. However, similarities
were observing in comparing the available writing of HEARST
with portions of the script hand printing on Q2165.
Q2165, which has been photographed, is being
returned separately.
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of the
r__ T LAU O H AT G KV
* FEDERAL KiREAU 0? iKVESTlGATtGN
lYASH!t;57C?J f D. C. 20S3S
T o: SAC, San Francisco (7-055)
December 9, 1975
Re: hsaksap
FBI FILE NO.
LAB. NO.
7-1 52 CO
D-7510O1009 l‘F
Specimens received 1 C/ 1/75
C2QC4 Onfe. fila folof’i* anti tic cl r 'OPSC” cent-*' ir.ir.r 7 numerous
sheets of caper, cards, revsparcr and magazine
clippings (»?r>&~p- 12 )
Q20G5 Manila er.vslonp marierd *"^a. film - book* containing
typewritten .s->:c' 3 to of pacer captioned on first page
"Tania Interview”
Q206C .Manila envelope cost pining uirrerci" sheets of paper,
photocouiee J’.r.d di .'irrnri !*?r5 -T -l?)
020^7 Manila envelop labeled “'Bock 11 containing numerous
photocopies of typewritten pages and two sheets of
paper bearing writing (ij2a3-B-13)
Q206G Blue portfolio contain lnq numerous paper 0 , pieces
of identification and novoprroir clipringE (*233-8**5)
Q20tJl l*iite envelope containing photocopies of various
tfccwws-nfcs (* 2 ^ 8 -?-?)
Page 1
'(over)
BRGiemk
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I
Q2070
Q2071
Q2072
02073
Q2074
Green stenographic notebook bearing writing (“28S-B-1C)
Manila envelope marked s, FG&E fl containing photocopies
of various documents and newspaper clippings (#288-B-lS)
File folder containing periodicals of miscellaneous
papers (S288-B-11)
White envelope containing photocopies of numerous
documents (#288-B-lQ)
Manila envelope containing handwritten and type-
written pages" and photocopies of various documents >
(#288-3-7) ■ ' . .
Q2075 Fil© folder containing various periodicals (I288-B-3)
Q2076 Section of Los Angeles Vines for June 15, 1975
<8288-3-8)
Q2077 Empty file folder entitled '’Book" (#288-3-14)
Q2078 Photocopies of various documents U2S8-B-2)
Q2079 Spiral notebook bearing written entries (#288-3-6)
Q2030 One "northwest Cherries 0 box
Result of examination %
TYPEWRITING COMPARISONS
The K118 typewriting does not contain sufficient
individual identifying characteristics to permit identifi-
cation} therefore, in those instances described below where
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(over)
questioned typewriting was found to be the same size and
style as the K118 typewriter, a definite conclusion was not
reached whether that questioned typewriting was prepared by
the typewriter used in preparation of K118.
02064 '
The questioned typewriting on the one Q2064 type-
written page is the same size and style as the X118 typewriting
Q20S5 ,
- The typewriting on the eight-page typewritten
beginning on the first page “Q. Why did the
SSfft'-i-*-: * ^and ending on the eighth page "in their rohetoric
•S prepared by tho typewriter used in preparation of
i£jA^s - _7- : S£fese pages have been marked with an asterisk in the
towEt'-tl^ht corner of each page.
The typewriting on the 02065 twenty-seven page
typewritten document captioned "Tania Interview* is the
same size and style as the X118 typewriting.
Q2066
Typewriting characteristics in common were
observed in comparing the typewriting on the photocopies
of the seven typewritten pages in 02066 with the K119
typewriting, which indicate the typewriting on the pages
from which these photocopies were made was probably
prenared using the typewriter used in preparation of
K119.
Q2067
Typewriting characteristics in common were observed
in comparing the photocopies of typewritten pages with the
K119 typewriting, which indicate the typewriting on the pages
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from which these Q2067 photocopies were matte was probably
prepared using the typewriter used in preparation of K119.
i
02071 ,
The conclusion was reached that the typewriting
shown on the photocopy pages of Q2071 van not prepared using
.the typewriters used in -preparation of K113 or K119 .
The typewriting on these photccGpy pages correspond
to Laboratory standards for a typo style manufactured by
Brother Industries, Nagoya, Japan, probably spaced 231 ran per
one hundred characters and used on typewriters manufactured
under brand names including Signature, Wizard, Webstar, Bradford
Typemastar and T.V.B.
02074
The conclusion was reached that the questioned
typewriting on the three pages having typewriting on both
sides of each page, with sides nurJbcred 6, 7, 8, 159, 160
and 161, was prepared by the typewriter used to prepare
K119. These pages were marked with an asterisk in the
lover right corner of each page.
The remaining questioned typewriting on the
Q2074 items is the same size and style as the K118
typewriting.
WRITING COMPARISONS
02065
The conclusion was reached that the questioned
handwriting beginning "When in fact ..." on pane six of
the twenty-seven page typewritten document, captioned
Page 4 ^
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"Tania Interview" with typewriting on pane six beginning
"business. He's a « » , B was prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL
HEARST , K32, K92 and Kcl2S.
Also# significant similarities were observed
in comparing the handwritten notation "In th© evening
news" on page four of the 02065 eight-page typewritten
document with typewriting on this page beginning "A.
Con trary to with the available writing of HEARST,
which indicate she probably prepared this questioned
notation
Q2066
The conclusion was reached that the questioned
handwriting on the Q206S page with writing captioned
"U.S. Gov't" except the notation "Supply Ag" was prepared
by PATRICIA CAMPBELL HllARST, K32, K92 and Kcl25.
Q20C7
Significant similarities were observed in
comparing the written entry "political statement frem"
on the photocopy of the typewritten page numbered eleven
in a circle with typewriting beginning “organisation Of
the with available writing of TATRICI/i CAMPBELL
BEARST, K32 , K92 and Kcl25, which indicate oho probably
prepared this questioned writing.
The conclusion was reached that the majority
of the green ink questioned writing on the Q20G7 sheets
of stenographic notebook paper was prepared by EMILY
HARRIS, K5, K6, K8, K9, K20 and K37.
Pag© 5
D-751001009 PF
(over)
Sinilariti.es were also observed in comparing
other written entries on several of the Q20£7 photocopy
pages with available writing of EMILY HARRIS, which
indicate she nay have prepared those questioned
written entries.
Q2070 / ,
The conclusion was reached that the majority of the
Questioned writing beginning with the entry K 19» Ex. Switchboard
..." on page five of the Q2070 notebook and the majority of the
questioned writing on the backside of the fifth page was
prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARS T I K32 1 K92 and Kcl25»
Also, similarities were observed in comparing
the questioned notations "A Gentleman * s Choice" and
"Adelson's" on the fourth page of the Q2070 notebook and
the notation “Answering ft Bus. Serv.“ on the backside of
that page with available writing of PATRICIA CAMPBELL
HFARST, which indicate she probably also prepared this
questioned writing .
The conclusion was reached that the majority of
the remaining questioned writing in the Q2G70 notebook was
prepared by EMILY HARRIS, K5, K6, KB, K9, S20 and K37.
Q2074
The conclusion was reached that the questioned
handwriting on the sheet of paper bearing carbon copy
typewriting beginning “empty materialism of ..." and the
handwritten notation "women at same times 11 development"
in the margin of the photocopy of the typewritten page
numbered three in a circle with marked out typewriting
beoinning "who havo brought ..." was prepared by PATRICIA
CAMPBELL HEARST, K32, K92 and Kcl2S.
- ■ ■ ■ *
Page 6 * i (over)
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Also, s ini lari ties t;sre observed in comparing the
following handwritten notations vith writing of LTARST, which
indicate she may also have prepared these notations t
The handwritten notations "(like Gloria Stinham &
Jane Alport) “ and devastating" on the typewritten page
numbered seven with typewriting beginning "truely powerful **«“
The handwritten notations on the page of carbon
copy typewriting beginning “exhausted and, to...**
The handwritten notations on the page of carbon
copy typewriting beginning "for oppression and ..."
The handwritten notation “not strong enough" on
the page of carbon copy typewriting beginning “preconceptions
of ..."
A definite conclusion was not reached whether the
remaining unidentified questioned writing on the items
described in this report was prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL
HEARS?, K32, K92 and Kcl25, EMILY HARRIS , K5, K6, XS, K9,
K20 and K37, WILLIAM HARRIS, K45, STEVES. SOLIAH, X120, or
PAT JEAN MC CARTHY, X436, whose writings were previously
submitted in this case, or by JOSEPHINE H. SOLIAH, Kcl and
K4, KATHLEEN ANN SOLIAH, K3, or WILLIAM KILGORE, K2 , whose
writings were submitted in case captioned "DNSUBS (3) ; CROCKER
BANK, 5746 MARCONI AVF'IUE , CARMICHAEL, CALIFORNIA, 4/21/75j
BR," due to the limited amount of soma written entries, the
presence of unexplained handwriting characteristics or the
lack of sufficiently comparable writing.
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The documentary evidence described in this report
was compared insofar* as possible with documentary material
previously submitted to the Laboratory in bombing matters
wherein the Weather Underground organisation, the New World
Liberation Front or the Red Guerrilla Families claimed
responsibility, but nothing of particular significance was
noted nor were any associations made.
The evidence described in this report, which has ‘
been photographed, io being returned separately.
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A:
LABORATORY £l
* FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON D. C. £0335
To: SAC, San Francisco (7-855)
October 24, 107
-Re: .HEARS**
FBI FILE NO.
LAB. NO.
7-15200
D-7510C1G09 Fr
Specimens received 10/1/75
f
ITEMS FROM 283 PITCITA AVENUE,
SAM FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
The following described items O20S1 through Q2093 were contained
In the gray metal file box (*J288-B~34) t
Q20S1 Manila envelope narked * : OTI’ER COMM." containing
numerous documents (42S8-B-34)
Q2082 Manila envelope narked “N.VJ.L.F** containing
numerous documents (3 2 £J 8 -B- 34)
Q2083 Manila envelope marked "FAIRCHILD" containing saver a 1
documents (#285-3-34)
Q2084 Manila envelope marked "TRAPS.VffiAICA" containing
several documents (#2S8-B-34>
02085 Manila envelope marked *’BLA" containing numerous
documents (#288-3-34)
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Q 203C
020*37
02038
Kanila envelope itarhed ‘ Mi:;!';:;
numerous maps and a public at i o
r-Utr-ila envelope: marked "i'GME.i: "
documents (v 2 ii 8 - 3 - 34 )
OATS'* con tailing
> a balle t in ( 5 2 3 S -IV
containing nevcral
File folder cautioned ‘"SOUTLLAE
■SO’;nA" containing several
ASIA - V?: CAfiBODIA
its (^288-3-34)
02089
Q203C
02091
Q2092
Q20&3
C2004
File folder captioned = ; ovepk: "ut - fed. local si. at i;"
containing several newspaper clippings and piece of
paper bearing written notatir?is. (t'2f?8-E"34)
File folder captioned ‘''TAPIAL0 - hVA n containing
several newspaper clippings U 2l ; ?i-S-34)
File folder captioned ‘LilLITA"!’*' containing three
newspaper clippings (-i;2S£-B-.?.*1)
File folder captioned ''PRESS RELEASES - OIL COS'*
containing nurrorcas documents .( S238-B-34)
File folder captioned OIL CO’S." containing
cuprous documents and newspaper clippings (f238-£
14)
File folder captioned ’.-CCD IdAbSTR’i - hCRl PCS."
containing nover-ao-tr clippings and docuraorits
(8283-2-34).
02095
Q2096
File folder captioned ’OIL - FOE - FTC.” containing
numerous newspaper clippings and three note booh
pegs s bearing writing (iitfS-B-34)
File folder captioned "LA'? E'iFOPCE'-'EL'T - PL ISONS
JUSTICE DEFT. LEAA POLICE FEI Cl/." containing
nuaerc«3 documents ($2t3-3p34)
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02097
[' II ■> folder captioned "HEW -
STE m L X UATIOtf * UJ ! SWLOVHE KT *
dccur^-nts (^2^S-^~34)
WiLEA T?.E P0 n J, I C HE 'XT H
cor.tai nir.g several
£2093 Manila envelope captioned ’'FCTURE. ACS'ICHS* - MI SC."
containing nevs-'aner clippings and documents
1’CGUlt Of eza?:i;ia tion: — . .
iiWRITINCI COMFAfilSOKS
Q20S3 /:■
The cone lua Ion was reached that the typewriting on
the two-page typewritten. document captioned “VAIeCHIM)" was
prepared by the typewriter used in preparation .of X119. ■—
02054
the two
prepared
The con
-age i'.yyr
by the t
clu3icn was reached that the typewriting on
written document captioned "TnAriSAiCESICA*’ v
ypewriter used in pruparation o? X119.
Q20&7
The co n cl us ion was readied that the
the two- page document captioned ,! E7- KITTY * was
typewriter used in preparation of X119.
typewriting on'
prepared by the
C20M
It was concluded that the two pages cf typewriting
beginning ’pOHXI) AIRWAYS ...“ and ‘Flying Tiger Ccrg.
was prepared by the typewriter used to prepare K11S.
Pace 3 : ;
D-7510010C9 PF ■
■ ; ... . -E ■ i
(over)
€
P 203 £
The cniesticned tvp-evr itinq on the peers beginning
"FLAN . . . , ' *1." Catc.opcns .../ ‘'Key . . - , * tin- 1,1V J.
..." end 'cjic electric . . . ’ vas prepared hr the typewriter used
to prepare K119 .
conclusion ves reached that the typn - r i t it:o on
the three *ces beginning t :;GTES * iflEV . . . f "■ "KCTi-js ■- FCbUOATIOt
and' “conduct pop . is the sar-io size and style as tha
typewriting cn 7 . 1 1 C , previously &u::r.'ittod; however, duo to the
lack of sufficient individual identifying char act ori sties , a
definite conclusion was not reached whether these i terse were
prepared by the typewriter used to prepare hllS . the type-
writing on these three pages was not prepared by the type-
writer used to prepare i'119.
The cuostlcnsd typewriting cn the typewritten pa go
beginning r ACTIONS Hi SUPPORT .. . K is the sawo' sis© and style
as tfia K11S typewriting ; however, duo to t‘-.o lack of sucficiord
individual identifying characteristics, a definite conclusion
vas not reached whether this typewriting was prepared h-v the
typewriter used to prepare KX13. This questioned typewriting,
vs 3 not prepared by the typewriter used in preparation of Y- 119
WRITING CO'iPARI FOPS
7
The conclusion vet res
handwriting on both sides of the
*B of A Marysville, ‘ escape tho
ched that the questioned
: ptige vith writ in-.;; beginning
tve lir.arf of writing at the
bottom of tho front side beginning "sew 7
prepared by iMIJ/i HARRIS, K5,. K 6 , K 8 , AS,
cco levies ♦
K20 and P37
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The conclusion was reached that, the questioned
handwriting consisting of the botton two lines beginning
"saw 7 employees . . . ° on the above-mentioned pace vas,7-., 7 :-mm ^
prepared by F&TRXCXA CAMTBELL «EARSY # K32 and
The conclusion was reached that the questioned ^77^^^
writing on the page beginning "Cavings 4 Loan - . and the X-
questioned 'writing on 'the page 'beginning "Wells Fargo La v ,
Sierra . . . eicp.pt the blue ink crjestioricc writing on the
backside fcecihniiig "Possible Switches ' . . . *' was prepared by
EMILY HARRIS, K5, JC6,-_K 8, K9, K20 and K37._l.. A C- V
02 088 ■ : • r 7 7 v "■ -7 ; ' ’-'J -
"~7 It was concluded that the majority of the questioned -.Tr
writing on the tvo oages captioned "S s P 197 3 K was prepared ■'-■
by E*1ILY KAURIS, X5, K6 f SS, £9, X20 and K37. /.••. —
02094 ■ ■ ■_ _ . ■ > _ ^ -- ; ^ ,- \ .. ’ y ' „ v ' ^ J' _ - . ■ . • r ' y- : - ^ y '\
The conclusion was reached that the guest lenod : •
writing on the two sheets of paper beginning "Castle - Cooke -
..." and ‘Safeway ...‘ and the questioned writing on the
enclosed yellow card vs» prepared by EMILY HARRIS, K5, K5, • •' ••
K8, K9, K20 and K37. . •_.... . . . . . .. __ . . .
02995 ' . '.’’’'I... ... /T V.^./ ' ...... V
The conclusion was reached that the majority of 7. 7:7777
the questioned writing on the throe 02095 shoots of paoor .
was prepared by EMILY KARRIS, K5, K6, E8, X9, K20 and •p7^7~ i 77 ; 77'77
Q2 09 6 . .. „ 7 „ 7.:.; 77 ' •'■ 7 • . ;• : • '■ •■' ■•■'-- 7 _■ ; ' 7. .
. The conclusion was reached that portions of the 7
questioned writing on tho pages beginning x s F Police Dept
“4009 people visit ..." and "Evil Younger ..." wore ; «■
prepared !*y EMILY HARRIS, KS, £C, K3, K9, K2D and K37. Also;
Page 5
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similarities vet? ebsnrvcd in ■ ccrar-crino the available writing
of Kh?.F;I5 vita portions of tho questioned writing on other
pieces of pawr with writing beginning "Criminal Research . . . , "
“Pcnald G, Pouliot ‘Tyrone Guyton . “tough Sketch .*•'
and the blue anti green ink entrier? on the? paem tccinnina "■* I it
956 ...'
The conclusion vns reached that the black ink entry
■■ 30S-DRJ Robert Edvard Kicrhey 1513 v-’e stover Or. Pleasant Fiill'
on the above-sent ioned page fceuinniru" I !t -SS6 was
prepared by PATRICIA CAHPUELL HEAPS y , K32 and S3 2.
-h definite coijclusicn vss not r sacked whether the
rcKair-iner unic-enti l ied/quc-sfcioned writing on the Items
described in this rorort vs?" prepared by PATRICIA CV IP BELL
REAPS?, K32 and K02/ LM~LY PARRIS, K5, K6, KB, K9 , KBO and
y.37, VILLIA* Ki!i, STEVE?! SOLIMi, El 2 (3, or PAT JIM
EiC C&SiTisY. vheke writing was previously submitted in
this case, or by JOSSPHISSF, H. 501.1'!!, Eel and K4, KSTliLEEM
AMK SOLXAJi, K3, or VILLIAtf KILGORE , K2, whose vri tines
were submitted in case captioned E'h'3' ES' (5) ; CEOCKEE. BA N‘K ,
374G KASCOKI AVEAUE r CARMICHAEL, CALIEORMIA, 4/21/75; a >,“
hue to the lir-ited ar.our-t of sr«n written entries, the
presence of unexplained handwriting e’ - . nracteri'it lcs or the
lag?, of sufficiently coiaparah-le writing.
iho doc uo-un ta ry evidence desoritnd in this report
was cod: pa red insofar a*f -possible with documentary material *
previously submitted to the Laboratory in boohing mattery
wherein the heather Underground organisation, the >tw World
Liberation Trent or trie hoe. Guerrilla homilies ela ir.od
responsibility, but nothing of particular significance was
noted nor were any associations pade.
The evidence described in this report, ' which has
bean photeersy/nc-d , is being returnee separately.
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LABORATORY
‘ FEDERAL BUREAU GF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. S©S35
To: SAC, Sun Francisco (7*255)
Re: -SEAHKAP
FBI FILE NO.
LAB. NO.
December 9, 1975
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Specime ns received 10/1/75
Q2099 One package o£ fillers Palls Ercrase paper
{f238-A~FDR“14)
Q2100 Seven -page handwritten letter on yellow paper
beginning "Dearest Brother, It is very . . . “ and
signed "eio* (f 625-B-K-19-F)
02101 Sight-page handwritten latter on four sheets of
yellow paper beginning “Dearest Brother, It is
very (#625-C-RBR-lA)
02102 White envelope containing two receipts signed
"Mrs, D» A- Male* (8288-D-17A)
02103 One Lease-Rental Agreement and Deposit Receipt
form signed “Ban Carswell" (#2S8-D-17)
Q2104 Piece of white paper bearing written name and
address "Audrey B. Farnsworth 410 Coronado
Ter, 413-1537“ (C288-D-17B)
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• 0-103 £-icra;rwinto city Collcq^ atudent identif ication
c;sr;i eigne:! "Stephen Rroedy* {S238-E-LH-7-B)
02X05 Seerar.ento City College registration and library
card signed "Stephen IJ. Erondy" (§28E-E“LK-7-C)
Q21Q7 Photocopy of ?oirth certificate In the narsc
phan .’■'at.h-a.rt .S.rc-.udy' 1 ($28 B-E-LR-7-B}
Q2103 Pi C'-'C of trhite paper bearing notations beginning
"CAP" ($22S-2-LP.~7-0)
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Q2105 ' tfoit.e oiecn of panor bearing written notation
“25 Soigcl 922-1SSO’* ($ 26Q-E-I,P.-7-«)
021X0 Piece of paper bearing written notations beginning
"E-1.00 or*n" {v 228*-E-I ! P“7*'P)
02111 Piece of papar bearing writing beginning *EDCC . ..*
(f 288-S-1P.-7-Q)
Q2112 Piece of p&ner bearing writing beginning **1. DAMK
(i208-'E-LR-7rS)
Q2113 Piece of tsaoer boaring writing beginning "opi
{ “223-2-LR-7-S)
Q2114 Piece of paper bearing writino beginning *h ood •••*
(52S8-E-LR-7-T)
Q2115 Piece of paoor bearing writing beginning "Wra/a . ..*
($2C8-E-I.F.**7-U)
Q2116 Three blank piecos of paper (f 288-E-LR-7-V,WSX)
02117 Piece of paper bearing writing beginning "BELC
{523B-E-LR-7-y)
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White piece of paoer bearing writing beginning
"C.A.S.A. ..." (t2S3-E-LR-7-Z)
Q2119 Piece of paper bearing writing beginning "Peter ..."
288-0 RBR-401)
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Q2120 Yellow spiral notebook bearing numerous pages of
writing (42B8-A-FBR-13)
Q2133 Brown file folder containing the following i tenet
man i la envelope Containing photocopies of various
documents, box of checks on printed forms "Kathleen A
Soliah,* book entitled "Guerrilla Warfare,* book
entitled **San Francisco Bay Area Report** containing
photocopies of article, manila envelope captioned
"General Info** containing two maps, pamphlet, and
receipt from Johnson and Johnson Locksmith signed
"Steve Cosgrove,* green spiral notebook containing
numerous writings (#28S-B-4)
Q2134 Small red spiral notebook containing several pages
of writing (4288-D-5A)
Q2135 Small black millet containing Sacramento City
College Identification and copy of birth
certificate in the name "Suzanne Lanphear,"
three pages of paper bearing random written
notations and one piece of paper bearing type-
written notations (32S8-B-21)
Q2136 U.S. Treasury check 451,536,008, coy able to
"Bert R. 8 Helen Smith* (G2B8-E-KW-1)
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The following described items, 02137 through Q2139 and
ALSO SUBMITTED items, are contained in Florida Orchid
Grapefruit box (5238-A-FBR-20) t
Q2137
Q2138
Cm 39
02140
02141
02142
Q2143
Purple spiral notebook containing some written
notations (S288-A-FBR-20)
Benchmark letter Ruled tablet containing sort*
written notations (g2ES-A"FBE-20)
Pad of McCormick Ambulanca and Sick Room Service
paper, one page bearing written notations
(#2S8-A-FBR-20)
Book entitled "Joy of Cooking" with the written
name "Kathleen Arm Soliah* on the inside cover and
containing sever::! white cards with written recipes
(f288-P-'18)
One pack of X-PEUT carbon paper of which some
sheets have been used (5 238-3-83)
Three white sheets of paper vith one sheet bearing
writing beginning "Charlie Howard and
miscellaneous items (i233-ii-ol)
White niece of papa;
’'526-9304 525-SC5C
bearing written numerals
Tho following described item, Q2144 and ALSO KVUMITTED
items are contained in Rogers, Texas, Grapefruit box
(C2S3-B-S1) :
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Q2144 Shell map of Orange County, California, bearing
written notation beginning ^Ecll to Euclid . . • "
(#288-B-81)
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02145
Q2146
Manila envelope captioned “Piss* (£288-B-83)
One personal directory (telephone) bearing
written notations, slip of paper, card and ,
envelope and written message addressed to
“Ms. Bonnie Wilder ..." and blank personal
directory (telephone) (I233-A.-FBR-27)
Q2147 U.S. Passport in the name "Bonnie Jean Wilder"
and international certificate of vaccination .
form ($ 2G8-A-FBR-26)
Q2148 ' Manila envelope addressed to "Bonnie J. wilder"
containing a sheet of paper bearing writing beginning
"1. A SQUARE - HONESTY . • ♦ B and numerous photographs
(I233-A-FBR-24)
Q2149 Wells Fargo Bank Gold Account card signed "Edmond R.
Ergut" U283-A-FBR-11)
Result of examination*
TYPEWRITING COMPARISONS
Q2135
The questioned typewriting on the Q2135 piece of
paper is the same size and style and bears characteristics
in common with the K119 typewriting, which indicate the
typewriter used to prepare K119 may have been used to
prepare this questioned typewriting.
WRITING COMPARISONS
Q2100 and Q2101
Characteristics observed Indicate that the
questioned writing on Q2100 and Q2101 was prepared by
one person.
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Sontr similarities wore observed in ccrapf.rincr
the q\i< 33 ti&r.cf: writing on Q21G4 with tho available writing
of Emily uKvjirs, f f , K20 K37 , Vi^ixclt in^^icn ts
she may have prepared this; questioned writing. .
02133
Similarities wsre observed in comparing the
questioned handwritten caption ‘’’General Info" cn the
02133 jnanila envelope with available writing of PATRICIA
CAMPBELL HEAFST, K32, K92 nrxl Eel 25, which indicate she
nay have prepared this questioned writing.
Q2135
Similarities wore observed in comparing the
Lar.phear signatures or. the C2135 Sacranento City College
Student Identification Card and tho Sacramento City
College Registration ar.d Library Card and tha writing
of EMILY HARRIS, E5, X6, KC, K$, K20 and K37, which
Indicate she may have prepared these signatures.
OTHER EXAJ-SISAT30SS
02141
Photographs of the used shoots of carbon paper
contained in Q2141 were made and are enclosed.
02144
The Q2144 nap of Orange County, California, bears
written notations "Ball Euclid loft Chris" on the cover.
"Pacific Ave" is circled in the map's street index and the
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notation *8.00 €9989^* Is marked on the map in tho area of
Stanton* California T Also* markings were observed in the
area of Stanton* California. Two markings were
found in the area of Fullerton* California. .
A definite conclusion was not reached whether the
remaining unidentified questioned writing on the itevss
described in this rcnort was .prepared -by PATRICIA CAMPBELL
HEAR3T* K32, K92 and Kcl25, EF.ILY KARRIS, KS, KG, Ko * K9,
K20 and K37 * WILLIAM HARRIS* X45, ETEVFN SOLI AH, K12C, or
PAT J SAN KC CARTKY, K486, whose writings were previously
submitted in this case* or by JOSEPHINE M. SCLIAH, Kcl and
K4* KATHLEEN ANM SOLIAH* A3, or WILLIAM KILGORE, K2* whose
writings ware submitted in case captioned ■ "UNSUBS (5) j
CROCI'XR BANK , 5745 MARCONI AVESICE, CARMICHAEL, CALIFORNIA,
4/21/75; SR," duo to the limited amount of some written
entries, the presence of unexplained handwriting charac-
teristics or the lack of sufficiently comparable writing.
The documentary evidence described in this report
was compared insofar as rossible with documentary material
previously submitted to the Laboratory in bombing matters
wherein the Weather Underground organisation, the Now World
Liberation Front or the Red Guerrilla ' Families claimed
responsibility, but nothing of particular significance was
noted nor ware any associations made*
The evidence described in this report, which has
boon photographed, is being returned separately.
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REPORT
LABORATORY
* FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. £3535
To: SAC, San Francisco (7-855) October 24, 1975
FBI FILE NO. 7-15200
lab. no. D-751001009 PF
_ HEARNAP * '
Re:
Specimens received ■ 10/1/75
ITEMS FROM 289 PRECITA AVENUE, SAM FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
The following described items , Q2121 through Q2132 and
ALSO SUBMITTED items, were contained in the green metal
file box (#288-B-35) i
Q2121 Seven cassette recording tapes (#288-B-35)
Q2122 Manila envelope captioned "Political Study"
containing numerous documents (#288-B-35)
Q2123 Manila envelope captioned "Document" containing
numerous documents (#288-B-35)
Q2124 Manila envelope captioned "Book Info" containing
numerous documents (#238-B-35)
Q2125 File folder containing numerous documents (82B8-B-35)
Q2126 Manila envelope containing numerous documents
:M#288-B-35)
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C2127
Q2123
02129
Q2130
02131
02132
Manila envelope with cbl iterated caption*:
containing numerous document a (?2£3-B*3S)
Manila envelope captioned “SLA Cor^ur. .
rarcuB documents ead bock, captioned
contain ‘
HJ7: CV^li
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I5L3ATXOH ABMY* by Robert Brainard Pearsall
Manila envelope captioned *'t.D.** containing
miscellaneous checkbooks and pieces of idcr.ti
fication (1263-3-35)
Manila envelope captioned ’"Oeneral Cell Info c
containing numerous documents and newspaper
clippings (42S8-B-35)
Tvo white envelopes hearing return address
“3LKB SftY;?£R JR." on captioned ''Mr. w B sr.d one.
captioned ^HOMEK" each containing cards
bearing names and addresses (£233-3-35)
Large brown envelope captioned * Birth Certificate*"
containing two white envelopes with copies of
birth certificates (S268-B-35)
Result of examination:
TYPEWRITIN G CO MPARISONS
The known typewriting, K113, does not contain
sufficient individual identifying character in tics to
permit identification; therefore, where questioned type-
writing W3 found to be the same size and style as the
£118 typewriting, a definite conclusion was rot nosaibla
whether that questioned typewriting was prepared by the
typewriter used to prepare K113.
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Q2122
The conclusion was ranched that the questioned
typewriting on Q2122 was prepared by the typewriter used
in preparation of K119.
Q2123
The questioned original and carbon copy typewriting
was prepared by the typewriter used to prepare K119.
The six-page typewritten document (photocopies)
captioned "THE SYMBIONESE* FEDERATION 6 TuE SY1-IBI0NESE
LIBERATION ARMY DECLARATION OF REVOLUTIONARY WAR & THE
SYKBIONK5E PROGRAM* 1 was not prepared by the typewriters
used in preparation of K118 or K119. The rc&alning photo- _
copies in 02123 were made from other Q2123 typewritten
pages .
02124
The questioned typewriting was prepared by the
typewriter used to prepare K119.
02125
The questioned typewriting on pages numbered in circles
in the upper left-hand corners 2, 3, 4, 5 and 8 respectively/
and beginning "U.S. imperialism' is . "Strategy For Victory
In . "revolutionary movement “betv?een class solidarity
..." and "Mass Front and the ..." is the same size and style as
the typewriting on K118.
The remaining questioned typewriting on the 02125
items was prepared by the typewriter used in preparation of
K119.
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The guostioned typewriting on the Q2126 items was
prepared by the typewriter used to prepare K119.
Q2127
Thirty-three (33) typewritten pages included in
Q2127 were prepared by the typewriter used to prepare X'119.
These pages have been marked with an asterisk in the lower
right corner of each page.
Six of the Q2127 typewritten pages contain
some typewriting prepared by the typewriter used to prepare
K119. Xt was noted that portions of the typewriting on
these pages were typed directly onto the page and portions
onto other pages which were cut out and attached to the
Q2127 pages. Other portions of these six (6) pages are
the same size and style as the K113 typewriting. These six
(6) pages have been marked by placing* an asterisk in the
lower loft corner of each page.
The typewriting on the remaining twenty-six (26)
Q2127 pages of typewriting is the same size and stvle as
the K118 typewriting.
Q2128
The typewriting on twenty-eight (28) typewritten
.pages was prepared by the typewriter used to orepare K119.
These pages were marked with an asterisk in the lower right
corner of each page,
|h
The typewriting on the remaining Q2128 typewritten
pages is the same size and style as the typewriter used to
prepare K118.
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Q2130
The questioned typewriting on the pages cautioned
THANKS FOR PICKING . and "LEADERSHIP" and the page
with typewriting beginning “My life really ..." were prepared
by the typewriter used to prepare K119.
The questioned typewriting on the remaining Q2130
pages is the same size and style as tile K118 typewriting.
02131
The conclusion was reached that the questioned
typewriting on the Q2131 items was prepared by the type-
writer used in preparation o£ K119.
WRITING COMPARISONS '
Q2124
The conclusion was reached that the majority of the
questioned handwriting on the two pages with typewriting
beginning "Q. Going in and "these drawers are was
prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARS? , K32 and K92.
The conclusion was reached that the majority of
the remaining questioned handwriting on items in Q2124 was
prepared by EMILY HARRIS, K5, K6, K8, K9, K20 and K37.
02125
Significant similarities were observed in comparing
the written notation "political statement from*’ on the Q2125
typewritten page numbered in black ink "23“ in the upper left
corner and containing typewriting beginning "organization of
the ..." with the available writing of PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST
which indicate she probably prepared this notation.
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The conclusion was reached that the questioned
handwriting on the back of the typewritten page numbered
in black ink in the upper left-hand corner "13 ,f with
typewriting beginning "Clearly we are not ..." and blue
ink questioned handwriting on the back of the typewritten
piece of paper attached to a typewritten piece of paper
numbered in black ink in the upper left-hand comer "12"
with typewriting beginning "and confidence and ...” were
prepared by EMILY HARRIS, K5, K6, K3, K9, K20 and K37.
Also, similarities were observed in comparing
the written entries on some typewritten pages, especially .
pages numbered in black ink in the upper left-hand corners
"10,* "11" and “12" respectively, with typewriting beginning
"Q. The media of "Clandestine urban ..." and "and
confidence and ..." with the writing of EMILY HARRIS which
indicate she may also have prepared these entries.
Q2126
The conclusion was reached that the questioned
handwritten notation on the typewritten page with type-
writing beginning 11 Q. \7hat about the individual ..." and
the questioned blue ink written entry beginning "wanted
to ..." on the back side of the typewritten page numbered
*4” with typewriting beginning “of a pig assault ..."
were prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL IIEARST, K32 and K92.
The conclusion was reached that the majority of
the questioned handwriting on the following described pages
was prepared by EMILY HARRIS:
1 The typewritten page numbered "T/p. 1“ 'with type-
writing beginning ”Q. Since you ..."
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Typewritten page numbered “114" with typewriting
beginning "looking for you ..."
Typewritten page numbered "117" with typewriting
beginning "took whatever ,
Typewritten page numbered "IS* with typewriting
beginning "above ground on ..."
Typewritten page numbered "19" with typewriting
beginning "from the local ..."
Typewritten piece of paper with typewriting
beginning "ence between ..."
Handwriting on a piece of paper with writing
beginning "date for Fahizah's ..."
Significant similarities observed .indicate
that the handwritten natations on the typewritten pages
numbered 104 through 113, 115 and 116 were probably pre—
pared by EMILY HARRIS, K5, K6, X3, K9, K20 and K37.
Q2127
The conclusion was reached that the questioned
handwriting cn the back side of the two typewritten pages
numbered "6“ and "17" with typewriting beginning "started
to understand ... n and “Glina was a beautiful ..." was
prepared by EMILY HARRIS, K5, K6, K8, K5, K20 and K37.
. AI 30 , significant similarities were observed in
comparing the majority of the questioned handwritten entries
on the remaining 02127 items with writing of EMILY HARRIS,
which indicate she probably prepared the majority of this
questioned handwriting.
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02128
The conclusion was reached the handwritten notation
beginning "To The People. If you -" on the Photocopy of a
newspaper page with article captioned SLA ^ Wi *0
HEARST" was prepared by PJtTRICIA CAMPBELL Hi*AR* - , K32 and K92,
02130
The conclusion was reached that the majority of the
questioned handwriting on the sheet of stenographic notebook
Daoer was prepared by EMILY HARRIS , K:>, K6, K8, K9 # K20 ana
f;3?! However! similarities were observed in comparing the
handwritten notation beginning "2) 146 Peralta ;*•
bottoiu of this sheet of stenographic notebook h
writing of FATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARS T , which indicate she
probably prepared this notation.
The conclusion was reached that the questioned
handwriting on the back side of the sheet of notebook paper
with handwriting beginning "Sierra Club was prepared y
PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST, K32 and K92.
The conclusion was reached that the majority of
the questioned handwriting on the remaining sheets r>f
notebook paper, except the sheet captioned ?ins wag pre
pared by EMILY HARRIS, X5, K6, K8, X9, K*0 and K JJ* ^ lso '
similarities were observed in comparing the questione
handwritinq on the sheet of noteboox paper captioned
with the writing of EMILY HARRIS which indicate this questioned
handwriting was probably prepared by her.
* A definite conclusion was not reached whether the
remaining unidentified questioned £” ^cl'iPBELL
described in this report was preparec. b £ “5
HEARST, K32 and K92, EMILY HARRIS, KS, K6, R8, K9, K20 and
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K37, WILLIAM HARRIS, K45, STEVES SOL I All, K120, or PAT JFAM
MC CARTHY, K486, whose writing vas previously submitted in
this case, or by JOSEPHINE M. SOLIAH, Kcl and K4, KATHLEEN
ANH SOLIAH, K3 , or WILLIAM KILGORE, K2, whose v. T riting 3 were
submitted in case captioned "UNSUBS (5); CROCKER BANK, 5746
MARCONI AVENUE, CARMICHAEL, CALIFORNIA, 4/21/75; BP," due
to the limited amount of some written entries, the presence
of unexplained handwriting characteristics or the lack of
sufficiently comparable writing.
■*
The documentary evidence described in this report
was compared insofar as possible with documentary material
previously submitted to the Laboratory in bombing matters
wherein the Weather Underground organization, the New World
Liberation Front or the Red Guerrilla Families claimed
responsibility, but nothing of particular significance was
noted nor were any associations made.
The evidence described in this report, which has
been photographed, is being returned separately*
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Re: I1EARNAP
Specimens received
Q2150
G2151
Q2152
Q2153
02154
Q2155
* FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
Francisco (7-855)
December 9, 1975
FBI FILE NO.
LAB. NO.
7-15200
D-751001009 FF
10/1/75
Envelope addressed to "Miss B. Wilder •••"
containing written letter and numerous photo-
graphs U2S8-A-FBR-25)
Red theme book containing various pages of hand-
writing from the black handbag which is described
as an ALSO SUBMITTED item (4288-A-FBR -42)
Spiral bound index cards bearing writing (I288-A-FBR-13)
t
File folder bearing photocopies of documents
(5208-E-LR-4)
"The Korean War" publication bearing written notations
(S28S-C-RBR-35 QG)
Photocopy of article and documents bearing hand-
writing and typewriting <#28S-C-RBR-24A, 288-C-RBR-24B,
288-C-RBRE and 288-C-RBRD)
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A
Q2156
Q2157
02158
Q2159
Q2160
Red spiral notebook bearing .one writing U258-B-31)
Book entitled -BM IS «> BE by V. X. Eenin
bearing oone written notations (5C2-* D TEH ^3 i
book entitled -the ^CTIC «P 6=*- “ An 9 S ° me
written notations U625-D-FBR-13 +16)
Book ontilted -EXBLOSWSS «»»*’ beatil ' S
written notations (§625-0 FBR 13 + a J
Spiral note pad containing written 'notations
(J625-S-K-19G)
SUB^la^fSO iterss are oontainec *- J J-
Q2161
Q2162
02163
Q2164
f
C2166
02167
vT^’Tri "4 INC * containing email slipn of
S55S iriitS notations irking several page.
(§625-C-BIlK-8)
Sheet of paper bearing written notations (I62S-C-RBR-8)
npir?l note pad containing written nctatlonr,, photo-
TOpiis of documents and Kleenex wrapper l»«2u D PBR 13)
Bed spiral notebook containing written notations
(S625-D-FBK-21)
ssPt&zxisr
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Q2168
-02169
Q2170
Q2171
Q2172
Q2173
Q2174
Q2175
Q2176
Q2177
rrwo L fi S Property Management Ce. checks 0199 and
§217 both payable to "Steven Soliah," pieces of
torn white envelope with written notations, white
envelope addressed to “Steven Eoliah,* white envelope
bearing written nans “Stave* and torn piece a of
form (S625-D-FBR-13)
-Sheet ..of paper . bear ing written notations beginning
“History of Oil ..." (S625-D-FBR-21)
Three sheets of paper bearing writing (f625-D-FBR-21)
Small spiral notebook, slip of paper, business
card and note pad bearing written notations
(#625-D~FBR-12)
Sheet of paper bearing diagram and writing beginning
•Pat t Bob ..." (4625-B-K-25)
Copy of three-page "X Communique* dated 9/4/75
OG25-K-B-15)
Dog License Canvass - Notice form and piece of
note paper bearing writing beginning * (clean up
front ..." (§625— 3-K-17)
Red spiral notebook containing writing <$625-C-RER-10)
Blue Cal Book spiral notebook containing written
entries (#401-KT-19>
Small spiral notebook bearing written entries
(#401-K-4)
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Q2178
Piece of vhite note paper on letterhead "GranTree**
bearing written notations |j401-KT-28A)
Carbon copy of rental agreement dated 5/15/75 signed
•Charles Barber" (S401-K-9) _
Several pages .of typewriting with written notations
U401-KT-19A)
Small aoiral notebook bearing written notations
(S401-KT-20)
Q2182 Sheet of paper bearing written notations beginning
•J.D. - Our two ..." (S401-LR-6B)
Q2183 Greon spiral notebook bearing written notations
(J401-LR-46)
Q2184 Small red address book bearing some written entries
(8401-KT-6)
Q2185 Stub number 7213 bearing some written notations
U401-H-1)
Q2186 One 3x5 card bearing typewritten and handwritten
notations (4401-KT-31B)
Eight customer 1 s record copies of Pederal Home loan Bank of
San Francisco coney orders further described below i
Q2179
Q2180
Q2181
SPECIMEN SOMBER
Q2187 4-05444372
Q2188 4-05444417
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Pago 4
D-751001009 PF
SIGNED
Charles (1401-H— 10)
Barber .
-- (1401-11-11)
(over)
SPECIMEN
Q2189
Q2190
Q2191
Q2192
Q2193
Q2194
Q2X95
Q2196
Q2197
Q2X98
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Q2199
NUMBER
4-05444465
4-054445X5
4-05444516
4-05444558
4-05444695
SIGNED
4-05444697
Charles
■ Barber :
Mrs* C*
Barber
Charles
Barber ~
Mrs. C.
Berber
<«401-H-12)
(I401-B-13)
U40X-B-14)
(#401-H-15>
(4401-B-16)
(I401-B-17)
"■■■' -shooting" bearing written name on
Book entitled snooting „ smith 4 Wesson
inside "Herbert E. Clark# Jr. ana * »
730 Chief special revolver pamphlet IM01 LR 2)
Piece of spiral notebook paper bearing red vxLtLng
(S401-KT-28F) ... . • •. .
Four sheets of paper, two bearing typewriting
(C401-KT-22) •;
Ten sheets of paper# eight bearing typewriting
<§40 i-kt-i 6> -- v
copy of birth certificate of ‘Mlgnon Wong"
r*noH-F-6-I-9) ' ■■ • / • •• W-
page 5
D-751001009 PF
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.02200
Brown nemo pad bearin 9 written notations
<$625-E-6-F)
Q2202
m
* Vpartno written notations §
ss ^ ' hefx -
(#625-E-6-I-6)
Q2203
Three pieces of pap- ^^Sf 08 '
first beginning "EIIX .../ 7 ®„ “ r «.jr Z ' • and
tr.trwv ■ .r if* third beginning GE* : i •*■
-MBFX ... * n<s vLviL in plastic holder
Oriental language booklet in pia&t
(625-E-6-C&D)
Q2204
Sheet of note paper bearin, bitten notations
beginning “charcol & fluid ...
Q2205
Piece of paper bearing typewriting beginning
" 1 * DAMK ..." ( 62 j-r.- 5 -C 4 )
Q2206
1 * Vnrm * * * '
. r4i-v College student identif icatio
^s^-ruT 9 (H5 - E -C3,
Q2207
. „ ritv College Registration and Library
®KgSd ^ HandiicKa^ (62S-E-5-C2)
*
Q2208
writing tablet bearing
Brown folder containing writing
written notations (625-E 5 taj
ALSO SUBMITTED:
One gray p®^ ^eliwMns"^^^' (CZS-C-La-l) i
bag containing misceiian ton - 0 ent U.S.
black wallet 1288
Page 6 *
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postage stamps t 2E8 " E ^' 7 "Hs*3-?-LR-7-K?t r rSA
£htn ,ood Di3tributor3 lnc (283^ ^ )
ticket stub p o3 ^.7 f ‘ I,' i* C pnse plates 5935
(28S-Ii-35>> tyo ^'^^nvelooe marked -Keys* and
KWV (268-B-35) * r i 0 rida Orchid grape-
numerous keys UCS C - ^ £ Pallets, books
fruit box containing > ^ bcoi ;1 et captioned
loaa l l» foea-A-FBR-40)i large blue spiral
onoLssigo pad and cao acratch
“y^s-MTO-SO)! one Rogers, Te*«». « t ® po ‘fS lt
pad (2C5*~A ^atioriG * E&aps# anfl
box containing numerou P * ff ndbsa containing
periodicals ^egaf.
one mioplex strip prin » file folders ana
International Thesaurus, (28G-A-FBR-42) i brown
publication Eoiro tno Ti _ nd birth control
purse ^ontalningnenerounpape'a^^r c
jaaterlal (23S .* Fl > R •* '/ .^frhhooks, one watch
pack of cigarettes, V„„~ B <625-3''K-19G) j card-
and box of blank ®^ e , ‘ i<sfC( | ser various periodicals,
board bex containing " ^.gj . Rn o, card of
books and docvycnts jfi , a Handbook , tune-up
thu^tack., California B-ivcr^B^ (S25-D-PW.-12)
nulde and 1964 Oicsnon r'ala , automobile
portions of newspapers ‘ a I roCt ory and Crocker
forms, ysllo w pac*s ° C fl ^ount book (625-D-FSR-21) I
National Sank ^vings account^boo^ ^ p#pe r
W25-E-5™«> n^erous notebboks, maps, pamphlets
and documents (238-B-83)
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Result of examination t
TYPEWRITING COMPARISONS
Q2I53
Portions of the typewriting on Q2153 correspond
to Laboratory standards for an Olympia elite style of type.
Other portions of the typewriting on Q2153 correspond to
Laboratory standards for a Smith-Corona (SCM) elite style
of type. The remaining portions of the typewriting on
Q2153 correspond to Laboratory standards for an Underwood
pica style of type. The Q2153 typewritings worn not
associated with the typewriting on K118 and K119.
02155
Portions of the typewriting on 02155 correspond
to Laboratory standards for a Hermes or Halda/Facit elite
style of type. Other portions of the typewriting on Q2155
correspond to Laboratory standards for a Smith-Corona (SCM)
or Remington elite style of type. The remaining typewriting
on Q2155 corresponds to Laboratory standards for an IBM
stylo of type. The conclusion was reached that the type-
writing on Q2155 was not prepared by the typewriters used
in preparation of K118 or K119.
Q2163
The typewriting on the six photocopy Q2163 type-
written pages is the same size and style and bears
characteristics in common with the typewriting on K113,
which indicate that the typewriting on those Q2103 pages
was probably prepared by the typewriter used in preparation
of K119.
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02168
f
The conclusion was reached that the typewriting
appearing on Q2163 was not prepared by the typewriters
used to prepare K118 or K119.
02173 .
The conclusion was reached that the typewriting
on Q2173 was not prepared by the typewriters used in
preparation of K11S or K113.
The typewriting on Q2173 corresponds to Laboratory
standards for an IBM elite style of type. -
02180
The typewriting appearing on Q2180 is the same
size and style as the K113 typewriting; although, due to
the lack, of sufficient individual identifying characteristics#
a definite conclusion was not reached whether the 02180 type-
writing was prepared by the typewriter used in preparation* of
K118.
02186
The conclusion was reached that the typewriting on
02186 was not prepared by the typewriter® used to prepare
K118 or K119.
02197
The questioned typewriting on the two Q2197 type-
written pages except the typewritten caption on one page
reading "mapxism*lki:imISH-kao tse-TCMG thought" was prepared
by the typewriter used in preparation of K119.
Page .9 (over)
D-751001009 PF
The . typewritten caption on Q2197 quoted above on
one typewritten page is the name size and style as the K118
typewriting; although, due to the lack of sufficient - ,
individual identifying characteristics, a definite conclusion
was not reached whether this typewritten caption was prepared
by the typewriter used to prepare K118* " . 7 : 7 .
02198
"T\ it was concluded that the questioned, typewriting
on the two Q2193 typewritten pages bearing typewritten -
captions in the upper left comers "MARXISM" and "LENINISM
was prepared by the typewriter used to prepare K119.-
_ . The questioned typewriting on the r eina i n i ng . --
five Q2198 typewritten pages is the same size and style
as the K118 typewriting; although, due to the lack of ;
sufficient individual identifying characteristics, a. . .
definite conclusion was not reached whether these itens
were prepared by the typewriter used to prepare K118.
02201
' The questioned typewriting on Q2201 is the same .
oizo and style and boars some characteristics in coremon
with the X113 typewriting, which indicate this questioned
typewriting may have been prepared by the typewriter used
in preparation of K119. ' ; i.7’'7"7 . ^7777: '"
02205
The questioned typewriting on Q2205 is the same /
si 2 e and style and bears some characteristics in common ■ ■
with the K119 typewriting, which indicate this questioned
typewriting may have been prepared by the typewriter used y
to prepare K119. . • • • • _ ••• • • /• •- •’
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Q2175 . •
similarities observed indicate that the questioned
writing cn S Q2173 and the questioned writing on Q2100 and Q2101
wag p^opaxod l>y tixo s«uuo person*
*
Q2192 ana 02194
similarities were observed in cowpairing the
■firs C. Berber' signatures »» 02192 and Q2194 with writing
of liTMCIA CAKPBExi HEARST, which Indicate she nay have
prepared these signatures. '
Q2204 ...
Similarities vere observed in ^>***"3 S? C ia
SSSSMSW JMS^
jaay have prepared this questioned writing.
Q2206 and Q2207
Similarities were observed in canparing the
questioned writing on Q22 0 «a nd 02207 withwritlngof
SSSS Stas may have prepared this questioned writing.
Q2203
"* rt Ai conclusion was reached that the questioned
handwriting on SS20Bw« prepared by PATRICIA CAMPBELL
Sr*«“»2 *=«*• iaso * siniiaritic3 vsro
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observed in collaring the questioned hand printing on
02208 with available writing of HEARS?, whic.i indicate
she may have prepared this questioned writing.
A do finite conclusion was not reached vhether
tho remaining unidentified questioned writing °£ .
Siofi/wSSli* SJSS ^tr^ne'«itin^v=re
previously submitted in this case, or oj * M
SOLIAB. Kcl and K4, KATHLEEN ANN SOLIAB, * 3 ' °*_^ LLIAM
rTiro^’T i {5 whess writings were submitted in c&so
captioned "UN3CBS (5); CROCKER BANK, ^ 574 G KARCO^ AVEH^'
CARMICHAEL, CALIFORNIA, 4/21/75? BR, duo to the . .
Siilnt of some written entries, presence o* unexplain
handwriting charactcrin ties or the lack of sufficiently
comparable writing *
Th* documentary evidence described in this report
was concared insofar as possible with documentary ”“£““1
previously submitted to the Laboratory in boobing ^tters
wherein the Weather Underground clai“d
t (K erafinn Front or the Red Guerrilla Families ciax.^c
responsibility, but nothing of particular significance was
noted nor were any associations made.
The evidence described in this report, which has
been photographed, is being returned separately.
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D *'751001009 PF
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* FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20SS5
To: SAC, San Francisco (7-855) December 10, 1975
FBI FILE NO. 7-15200
LAB. NO. D— 751006011 PF
Rp . ' D— 751C20010 PF
HEARNAP D-751103011 PF
Specimens received
10/3/75
K120 Invoice #6157 dated 9/12/75 bearing purported writing
Of STEVEN SOLIAH •
Specimen received 10/17/75
K123 Application for Rental and Agreement to Rent form dated
5/30/73, bearing writing of JAMES KILGORE
Specimen received 10/31/75
Kcl25 Photocopy of personnel file from Carswell* s
Department Store, Oakland, California , bearing
’ writing of PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARS T
Page 1 (over)
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Result of oiuTninationt * ■ "
Appropriate comparisons of X120, K123 and Kcl25
are being reported separately.
K120, K123 and Kcl25 are attached. Photographs
were made. ! ?
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